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Big Idea #4: Your MENTORSHIP Project
Big Idea #4: Your MENTORSHIP Project
...what do you need to know?
...what do you need to know?
...who can you ask?
...who can you ask?
It is expected that the mentorship project is cumulative, and you will present your journal at your Capstone interview. It is intended to help you prepare for life after high school by developing your own network or support system, and having your most important questions answered to help make your pathway clearer. You should be able to come up with many things you need to figure out before moving on after high school... financial questions, questions about school, questions about supports, living accommodations, etc, etc.
It is expected that the mentorship project is cumulative, and you will present your journal at your Capstone interview. It is intended to help you prepare for life after high school by developing your own network or support system, and having your most important questions answered to help make your pathway clearer. You should be able to come up with many things you need to figure out before moving on after high school... financial questions, questions about school, questions about supports, living accommodations, etc, etc.
You need to choose 3 PEOPLE (who are not family members) that can help answer meaningful questions about careers, post secondary, life, advance, etc...
You need to choose 3 PEOPLE (who are not family members) that can help answer meaningful questions about careers, post secondary, life, advance, etc...
For each person create 4-5 questions that you will ask them to help you give you insight on life outside of GES.
For each person create 4-5 questions that you will ask them to help you give you insight on life outside of GES.
Before your Capstone interview, you can choose to print it out, or you can add it to your Capstone G-site, if you have one.
THE MORE YOU LEARN ABOUT LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL... THE MORE QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD HAVE.
THIS IS INTENDED TO BE A PRACTICAL EXERCISE IN NETWORKING AND INDEPENDENCE.
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