Mentoring
What is Mentoring?
Mentoring is the foundation of all we do. One adult and a group of students come together to form a mentor group. The mentor is the first person of contact for each learner and their outside support.
It is a time set aside everyday for learners and their mentors to come together to:
Build Strong Relationships
Build Community and Ownership
Build Progress through Partnership
Build Future-Minded Learners
"My mentor knows me." -Ashlee, 16
Mentoring Defined + Strategies to Try:
Mentoring (Part 1)
What is mentoring?
Mentoring (Part 2)
Building ownership in mentoring
Progress through Partnership
Mentoring (Part 3)
Lessons Learned
Relationship Building Strategies
2Revolutions: Learner-Centered Curriculum, 2023
The PLP is the place to begin all work for mentoring: relationships, ownership, progress, and future-mindedness
Julia Miller
Using Student Identities as Learning Strengths - Katrina Schwartz
Have mentees fill out their Profile information and surveys by hitting the pencil and link
have mentees enter their hopeful graduation date!
Unsure of where to start? Find yourself wondering what you will do for mentoring? Hear mentees asking, "What are we doooooing?"
Try Mentoring Challenges.
These are specific challenges that will guide you in the right direction.
Tip-- Instead of creating something brand new, you can chat with other mentors to see what they have created already.
YouTube: Teacher and Parent Relationships
