Who will be your mentor?
A mentor will monitor your progress |
- be a person you trust
- understand your motivation
- understand your project
- ask you how you are doing from time to time
- not test your learning (this is not his/her role!)
- give encouragement without being judging
- be able to suggest ways of getting around obstacles
- confront you if you are avoiding him/her or the project
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Communications:
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How?
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person * phone * e-mail |
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When? |
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How
often? |
Meet at least three times in
person, beginning, middle, and wrap up |
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Where? |
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Copy your project name, your intrinsic motivations, project description,
and this page for your monitor.
Both initial here:
Post this on your wallboard, or place in your
notebook.
5.
Developing the project | Motivation index
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