Peer mentoring

“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

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Explore high-quality, peer-reviewed resources and professional learning aligned to the teacher mentor roles and competencies and engage with other teacher mentors and mentoring leaders throughout Utah.

A mentor is different from a therapist or a counselor in that a mentor focuses more on helping you stay accountable in your addiction recovery. A mentor will be honest with you, will support you in both good and bad times, may give you drug tests, and will help you stay on track to meet your recovery goals.

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It helps to ease the pressures of the job.

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The ability to influence and persuade others is an essential leadership skill.

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January is National Mentorship Month. If you are lucky enough to have a mentor, be proactive about nurturing the relationship. The best mentor relationship works for both you and your mentor. Here are 10 tips for a successful mentorship

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Have you ever wondered what a Peer Support Specialist does and doesn't do? Here's a handy graphic that outlines what that looks like! If you're interested in reading more, click to visit the post about why I chose to become a Peer Support Specialist!

Mentorship is a relationship in which a more experienced or knowledgeable person (the mentor) helps to guide and support the development of a less experienced or knowledgeable person (the mentee). Mentorship can take place in a variety of settings, such as the workplace, school, or community. Brian Bacon, founder of Mentorship.io, defines mentoring as "a relationship in which a more experienced

I never had a mentor, so have always wondered what it is like. But no doubt, it can be a very humorous situation.

The most accurate definition of a mentor actually embodies all these qualities.