mentoring

Contains a step-by-step program for mentoring new teachers and helping them create a positive learning environment including developing support systems, understanding standards and curriculum, and setting goals.

"Provides . . . guidance to educators and others on what can be done to support boys and young men of color . . . Jackson outlines strategies and practices that can be helpful in counteracting the negative trends and altering the life trajectories of young Black and Latino males"--Foreword.

Text and illustrations describe what a mentor is, how to become a mentor, what a role model is and more.

Russell Brand explores the idea of mentoring and shares what he's learned from the guidance of his own helpers, heroes and mentors.

"Paige knows exactly what she wants--to graduate from Wallingford Academy and become a pilot in the US Air Force. She's inherited her father's no-nonsense attitude and whip-smart intelligence, all of which have made her the perfect Wallingford cadet. Logan has spent the last five years doing as little as possible. Once a star basketball player and one of the most popular boys at school, he now spends his days playing video games. When a friend borrows his car and commits a crime, Logan takes the fall and ends up at Wallingford as part of his court order. When Paige is asked to mentor Logan, it's the perfect opportunity to prove her leadership skills--but she doesn't account for the feelings that start to develop or the baggage from Logan's past which could threaten her future"--Provided by publisher.

A guide for librarians to mentoring others in the field of library science.

When her world is turned upside down at her sister's death, a mentor is assigned to fourteen-year-old Cashay to help her through her anger and grief.

Every day, Jade rides a bus out of her poor, black neighborhood and to a private school where she feels out of place. When she's assigned a mentor as a part of a school program, Jade doesn't think the adult she's paired with understands her at all, and she learns she has more to teach the other adults than she thought.

A guide to the development of teaching teams in education, with advice on building trust, developing healthy communication, and managing conflict.

Tired of being singled out at her mostly-white private school as someone who needs support, high school junior Jade would rather participate in the school's amazing Study Abroad program than join Women to Women, a mentorship program for at-risk girls.