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    Mentoring is considered to originate from Greek mythology: “Mentor” referring to the ‘wise advisor’ ("Mentoring | Define Mentoring at Dictionary.com‚" n.d.). Similarly Galvin‚ 2004‚ as cited in Sport Coach UK (2010) referenced the Greek origins of mentor as being “a trusted advisor or friend”. Mentoring is a concept that has been around for a long time as an informal process often referred to as informal mentoring “We have all turned to an experienced friend or colleague for advice‚ especially when

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    Evaluation of mentoring experience For my mentoring placement‚ I was placed in Willows high school‚ a diverse community secondary school that covers the areas of Tremorfa‚ Splott and Adamsdown in Cardiff. The school is situated in an area where there is deprivation socially and economically. The pupil’s range from ages eleven to sixteen and all have different abilities some including special needs which the school accommodates for. Many of the pupils who attend the school are from minority ethnic

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    MN6052: Mentoring Programme Assessment: Mentoring Programme report and Self-Reflection (50%) Overview For this module you are required to participate in a mentoring programme. This is a 10 week programme in which you will mentor a 1st/2nd year student (mentee) to help them to become “Business Ready Graduates”. Your role is to devise an individual mentoring programme to work with your student/ mentee to: a) help identify key career objectives/ company/ job ( or other agreed objective – also

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    After-school Mentoring Program for Underprivileged Children I. Need for an after-school mentoring program The purpose of an after-school mentoring program for underprivileged children is to help children seek their full potential and become equipped with the tools and resources they need to succeed in life. Many underprivileged children come from families who have not finished high school or sought a post-secondary education‚ which will cause them to have lower income jobs and could potentially

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    Mentoring - for change process Both individuals and organizations must grasp the essence of change and adapt to the process for survival in this rapidly changing environment .The people factor is critical for the success of any change management strategy‚ but most often ignored as a result of over emphasis on business needs which brings about a short term success. Human outlook to change is a concern‚ but it entails growth and new opportunities.The fear of unknown prevents individuals from adapting

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    personalised induction will always be more effective’. Discuss. When undergoing hypnosis‚ an induction is required to ensure that the subject is sufficiently relaxed to experience the process fully. The form which this induction takes may be dependent on the hypnotist used‚ or the type of hypnosis being undertaken. Some hypnotists will rely on a standard format for all inductees‚ whilst others advocate the use of personalised scripts tailored to each client. Whether this is a more effective method

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    Along with a good mentor‚ comprehensive induction allows a first year teacher to enter the profession with sensitivity to professional communication‚ networking‚ reduced preparations‚ and if possible‚ a teacher’s assistant. These factors have the tendency of improving retention for first year elementary and middle teachers. It is more cost effective for schools to invest in induction programs instead of settling on replacement strategies that result from attrition. If the personal exchanges between

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    Blueprint ProgramsChristina McGruder Grantham University Abstract There are two main types of mentoring and planned mentoring. There are different ways to describe mentoring‚ but they all boil down to one thing: a positive‚ supportive relationship between a young person and a caring adult. In this essay I will be explaining the Big Brother Big Sister program‚ which has been around for many years. This program has helped many children and teens become a better person in life. Juvenile Blueprint ProgramsVolunteering

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    Establishing a School-Based Mentoring Program for Youth This article is about a high school counselor who realizes the struggles of students who are involved in the transition from the juvenile system into adulthood. The students range from having an emotional disorder to being incarcerated to getting out of a juvenile detention center to having a learning disability in a school setting. The couselor has decided that a school-based mentoring program will help ease students

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    “A personalised induction will always be more effective”. Discuss. Every successful hypnotherapy session must have an induction ensuring that the client is relaxed and is in a disassociated state in order fully experience the process. The type of induction used can be dependent on the personal preferences of the therapist or the type of hypnotherapy being undertaken in the session. There has been some debate as to whether a generic induction will be suitable for all clients or as some hypnotherapists

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