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The Ideal vs. the Reality of Mentoring
Ideal #1: Mentoring is one
of the most effective ways to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives
of children and youth. Ideal #2: Mentoring programs
are cost-efficient, minimizing expenses by using volunteers to deliver
the service. Ideal #3: The advantage of
mentoring, in addition to its effectiveness, is its simplicity. Ideal #4: Just spending a bit
of time with the mentee is enough to make a difference. Ideal #5: Mentoring is a widely
applicable program concept. How can you ensure that your mentoring program achieves
the ideal? Start by learning ways to determine if your program delivers
quality mentoring. |
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At
its best, mentoring has the power to affect children and youth in meaningful,
preventive, even life altering ways. But what are the realities of mentoring?