Peer mentoring

Find out more and get a FREE Guide to help you plan! The link is below. The Knowledge Economy has made a new kind of Mentoring even more useful. Peer Mentoring. Have you watched a Youtube channel or seen something on Pintrest and asked a follow up question? That might be a moment of Peer-to-Peer mentoring. But it can be so much more if you make a plan and follow through.

“On this last day of #NationalMentoringMonth, here are 10 reasons why #mentoring works! #SomeoneWhoMatters”

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[Part 1 of this article appeared in the previous issue.] Here are four more steps to take when designing an effective mentorship program. Step 4—Carefully Select Key Elements During Your Planning Process When designing and planning your mentorship program, you’ll want to carefully select its key elements, such as: How participants will be enrolled in […]

“Being a peer mentor has given me so much more than I ever expected. The confidence and leadership skills that I gained is definitely going to be helpful when becoming a teacher and fulfilling my lifetime dream. I never thought that being able to talk to large group of college students would be something that was easy and fun for me. The peer mentor program has given me so much confidence!” -Hannah Springer - LU Sophomore Find this position on www. lynn.edu/knightsurfer

Mentoring is a great way to help your mentee understand their goals, skills, and path to results. But if you need to build the day-to-day skills in your team, Coach them. Coaching your team is more than answering questions, it is the art of helping your team answer their own questions, work through

Teen peer pressure may sometimes have adverse effects on children. Read the post to learn about its types, the related concerns, and ways to manage it.

When thinking about the questions posed for this week's discussion and looking at the reading, it's clear that mentorship is beneficial for all students, at pretty much all points in their educational careers.

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What You Need to Know: • Peer Mentors earn 3 units of special studies credit. • This opportunity is open to both regular and special session MLIS students. • The hours are flexible, but you must be available to complete the preparatory work before the semester starts, and then while the course is running.