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Fig. 2. The Break Build Coaching Model for Young People. A two-column framework contrasts breaking limiting habits with building strategies, listing reflective questions that guide behaviour change and development of positive practices. The framework presents two columns. The first focuses More about this image found in The Break Build Coaching Model for Young People. A two-column framework ...

Fig. 3. The Mentoring Standards Developed at Young Swindon and Wiltshire in More Detail. A circular framework presents principles supporting a young person-centred mentoring approach, including sharing power, control, identity, community, praxis, psychological safety, structured support More about this image found in The Mentoring Standards Developed at Young Swindon and Wiltshire in More De...

Figure 5.3 Young women’s perceptions on the role teachers play in shaping schooling post‑pregnancy. A diagram shows the roles of teachers in shaping post-pregnancy schooling, including negative attitudes and related support. The diagram shows “Teacher role in shaping schooling post-pregnancy More about this image found in Young women’s perceptions on the role teachers play in shaping schooling po...

Fig. 4. Flow of Coaching Model. A sequential process diagram outlines steps in engaging a young person, progressing from establishing a relationship and recognising an opening to observing and assessing, enrolling the young person, and conducting coaching or mentoring conversations More about this image found in Flow of Coaching Model. A sequential process diagram outlines steps in e...

or coaching relationship with a young person. Two pathways follow. Mentoring processes are applied when direct skills and advice are needed, and the mentoring process is evaluated where needed, with mentors recognising their learning from the relationship, and both approaches acknowledged in the final More about this image found in Coaching–Mentoring Integrated Approach. A process diagram outlines mento...

Fig. 5. Wheel of Life. A wheel diagram divides life into eight domains: money, personal growth, career, academics or college life, fun and recreation, relationships, physical environment, and health, presented as equal sections of a circle. A wheel diagram divides life into eight domains: mone... More about this image found in Wheel of Life. A wheel diagram divides life into eight domains: money, p...

Fig. 6. My Support Network Activity. A support network diagram places my support network at the centre, surrounded by family, friends, teacher, youth worker, coach or mentor, and other professionals as sources of support. A support network diagram places my support network at the centre, surro... More about this image found in My Support Network Activity. A support network diagram places my support...

Figure 9.1 A young child’s natural curiosity. A photograph of a baby playing with paints, leaving handprints and smears on paper. The photograph shows a baby sitting on a cloth surface with their hands covered in colorful paint. The baby wears a t-shirt and shorts. In front of the baby, two More about this image found in A young child’s natural curiosity. A photograph of a baby playing with p...