Mentor mentee

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.

Oh, mentors…it sounds so mystic and far away from us, right? But once you are in, and by “in” I mean ready to dive in the entrepreneur world, or starting your own personal brand or project, you start understanding that you may need one of those in your life.

Manning (2005) discussed the benefits of mentoring for both the tutor/mentor and the tutees/mentees and it made me think of my personal experience with mentoring. In 12th grade, I mentored middle school students during study halls and I think though each session, I learned more about myself each time. This is like the cross-aged mentoring system the author implemented on the 2nd graders and kindergarteners.This type of mentorship instills leadership in the mentors, which I experienced…

Whether you’re already in a mentor-mentee relationship or about to start one, following these 15 mentor mentee activities will surely benefit you both.

Sophie~ this represents functionalism because they say that everyone works together to create society. This represents people fitting together like a jigsaw to create our society.

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Learning firsthand about a role you hope to some day fill, discovering how to navigate unwritten company or industry rules, deciphering the ins and outs of office politics, and gaining introductions to valuable new contacts within your field — these are just a few of the many benefits of being mentored.

Mentors must take the time right at the start to clarify expectations and responsibilities with their mentees in order to maximize the mentoring relationship. Congratulations! You’ve decided to mentor someone and have eagerly accepted the responsibilities, challenges, and rewards that come with...