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Twelve Forms of Electronic Mentoring and Assistance
http://www.trainingshare.com/resources/ Twelve Forms of Electronic Mentoring and Assistance (Bonk & Kim, 1998; Bonk et al., 2001) [MS Word : 23KB] |
 
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Creating a Teacher Mentoring Program
http://www.nfie.org/publications/mentoring.htm Creating a Teacher Mentoring Program This paper outlines many of the issues and questions that school districts, teacher associations, and universities should consider when developing new or improving existing mentor programs. |
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Federal Focus and Interest in Ed-Mentoring
http://www.fedfocus.org/children/m_symposium-proceedings.html Federal Focus sponsored the First Annual Ed-Mentor Symposium because of its interest in Internet-based mentoring programs (often called e-mentoring, electronic mentoring, telementoring, or ed-mentor) which have mushroomed in recent years. |
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Mentor
http://www.mentoring.org/ The USA National Mentoring Partnership is an advocate for the expansion of mentoring and a resource for mentors and mentoring initiatives nationwide. |
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Mentoring In Schools
http://www.ed.gov/offices/OESE/SDFS/actguid/mentor.html Most adolescents are on the healthy path to productive adult lives. There is evidence, however, that 25 percent of adolescents are at significant risk of veering off that path because they frequently engage in behaviors with negative consequences, such as alcohol or other drug abuse, sexual activity with its potential for sexually transmitted diseases and teen pregnancy, truancy, delinquency, or violence. Another 25 percent of adolescents, who engage in fewer of these behaviors, are at moderate risk. |
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This is the Mentoring link area
/pages/staff/Mentor/ Bookmark this page for easier return visits. |
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Yes, You Can
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/YesYouCan/ A Guide for Establishing Mentoring Programs to Prepare Youth for College This book is intended as a guide for employers, community-based organizations, college students, senior citizens, or others who are interested in starting a mentoring program. In addition to practical information about starting and operating a program, interspersed throughout you will find examples of successful programs, as well as resources to call upon for more information and support. |
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Mentoring School-Age Children
http://www.ppv.org/indexfiles/mentor-index.html Relationship Development in Community-Based and School-Based Programs This report, the second in a series on Mentoring School-Age Children, is based on interviews with over 600 volunteer mentors. The report compares their experiences and the development of their relationships with youth in community-based and in school-based settings. |
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Mentoring : Consumer Guide
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/OR/ConsumerGuides/mentor.html This Consumer Guide is produced by the Office of Research, Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI) of the U.S. Department of Education. |
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The Mentoring of Disadvantaged Youth
http://www.ed.gov/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed306326.html Adolescents in our poor urban areas can be an isolated group, deprived of supportive relationships with adults in their families, schools, communities, and work places. This deprivation can result in poor socialization to adult roles, as well as a paucity of contacts and networks needed for educational and career success. Recently, planned mentoring programs, which purposefully link youth with someone older and more experienced, have become a popular means of providing adolescents with compensatory adult contacts. |
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Mentor Relationships and Gifted Learners
http://www.ed.gov/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed321491.html One of the most valuable experiences a gifted student can have is exposure to a mentor who is willing to share personal values, a particular interest, time, talents, and skills. When the experience is properly structured and the mentor is a good match for the student, the relationship can provide both mentor and student with encouragement, inspiration, new insights, and other personal rewards. |
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NMC National Mentoring Center
http://www.nwrel.org/mentoring/publications.html Mentor Training & Support | School-based Mentoring | Work-based Mentoring | Working With Special Needs | Minority Mentoring | The ABCs of School-Based Mentoring | Mentoring Sexual Minority Youth | telementoring & e-mentoring resources | mentoring organisations | |
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International Telementor Center
http://www.telementor.org/ We empower students develop the foundation and skills to pursue their unique interests successfully. |
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Telementoring Resources & www Links
http://nsn.bbn.com/telementor_wrkshp/tmlink.html About Mentoring | How-To: Guidelines | About Telementoring | Projects | |
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