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...Abstract In recent decades mentoring as a desired praxis in educational organizations has gained prominence in discussions about learning and teaching. Mentoring as a concept in educational theory in the European tradition is connected to what has been called the Socratic Method. Master-teacher...

... interventions used by youth workers has been mentoring. There have been many references to mentor roles over the centuries, but perhaps one of the earliest formal mentoring programmes to be established, and still survives today, is Big Brother, Big Sister, founded in the USA in 1904. Many subsequent mentoring...

...Introduction In some ways, being a coach or mentor reflects the personality and approaches used by the practitioner in determining how they present in that role. Coaching and mentoring skills are often used in and amongst other interventions and can often be implicit rather than explicit. Formal...

...Introduction This chapter is aimed specifically at coaching or mentoring programme coordinators. We will take you through all the steps and stages of running a programme, from how to set it up and recruit the right staff and/or volunteers, through to putting things in place to ensure the smooth...

...In closing, I urge the educational community to understand the importance of affinity and mentor groups for all educators, especially for teachers of color. Through my shared experiences, I hope this chapter can give educators the tools and resources to foster joyful teaching. References References...

... and informal)” (p. 59). For Latinas, whose identity lies at the intersection of gender, latinidad, and class, the intersection of collegiality and identity may be even more ripe for misinterpretation. A multi‑gender and multiethnic mentoring approach by individuals who are motivated to help junior...

...Abstract GeoLatinas is a nonprofit organization based on members volunteering and Co‑Leadership, which conduct initiatives to foster skills and knowledge transference collectively. This chapter describes GeoLatinas mentoring program design and workflow, which is aimed at building a tailored...

... students. In Act Two, we identify the ways by which intersectional mentoring countered this negative impact with illustrations of personalized tools and guidance tailored for an African American mother, daughter, community educator, and student (e.g., tools to maximize limited time, supporting time off...

...Among all these mentoring relationships, there are pivotal moments that stand out among my interactions with students because they mark something that has shifted—a relationship beginning, an insight developing. These moments have shifted my advising to focus on what the student needs, first...

...Mentoring students of color critical mentoring collaborative ethnography doctoral students of color counternarratives about healing in academia abolitionist feminist mentoring In many ways, our chapter builds from the inside out. Our analysis is inspired by Ahmed’s (2017) construct...

...Transformational feminist mentoring testimonio Critical Race Theory critical race activism radical love By centering the theoretical framework of CRT to understand and clarify how racism exists in educational structures, the systemically silenced voices from the margins come to life...

...Black feminism mentoring liberatory research research teams community higher education In the warmth of a sunlit classroom, a group of graduate students gathered around a grand, circular, wooden table. It was a familiar space for them, a counterspace that had become...

...Mentorship BIPOC first-generation student critical black feminism higher Education mentor/mentee relationships Mentoring, broadly defined, provides moral support while recognizing students as individuals with strengths and limitations that may affect their success, both inside and outside...

... that our team has been engaging in over the course of the last three years. Inspired by the tragic sudden passing of our Dean Penny Hammrich, we gathered together as peers, mentors/mentees, and community members to reflect and understand how women leaders in higher education were and could create...

...Critical mentoring Reciprocal Mentoring AsianCrit Asian Identity Collaborative Ethnography Doctoral Students of Color As a first‑generation high school graduate and female faculty of the Global Majority, I have relied heavily on mentorship in academia and in professional spaces to support my...

...Arts-based research collaborative mentoring post-oppositional consciousness flourishing collaging feminist mentorship Introduction Since the 1990s, academic mentoring scholarship focused on institutional support and graduate student needs has grown. The institutional concern for doctoral...

... consideration of the experiences, perspectives, and needs of multiply‑marginalized graduate students, and the ways that academic mentoring might better equip them to tread through the often treacherous waters of academia. To build on that need, our chapter first considers literature applicable to navigating...