Description
This revised edition offers a clear theoretical framework for practitioners and includes guidance on key learning theories. It includes sections on coaching learning theories and values, mentoring and coaching models, practice skills and boundaries and coaching ethics.
Chapter
01 The revised situational framework
Ownership (from right to left)
Learning outcome (from bottom to top)
02 Learning theories for coaching and mentoring
Deep and surface learning
Single and double loop learning
Immunity to change and defensive reasoning
Psychological principles of learning
Learning as a social activity
Learner ownership and autonomy
Individual learning and the organization
03 Reflective dialogue and learning
Reflection and reflective dialogue
Part Two What is the difference between coaching and mentoring?
Barriers, obstacles and myths in mentoring
Transcultural issues in coaching
Performance and engagement coaching models
Part Three Coaching or mentoring in each quadrant
Skills in the performance quadrant
Receiving performance coaching or mentoring – what can help?
Programmes in the performance quadrant
Skills in the engagement quadrant
Skills in the developmental quadrant
Coach or mentor congruence
Restatement of client’s story
Conflict, challenge and confrontation
Development of coaches and mentors and supporting them
The social life of organizations
Part Four The reflective practitioner: accreditation, ethics, diversity and supervision
12 Accreditation, ethics and diversity
13 Why supervision? Theory, sources and models
Development plan for coaching client
Personal action plan for clients
Sample mentoring agreement
An extract from a mentor manual provided for a corporate programme in the retail industry
Questionnaire for coaching clients
Learning outcome questionnaire for coaching or mentoring clients
Quality assurance questionnaire for coaching clients