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21 Φεβ 2023 · Any school employee can fill that role in a student’s life, experts say, but they should get targeted professional development on how to be an effective mentor.
education systems, but instead of making money, mentoring programs in schools develop high-quality educators who then promote student achievement. Schools with mentoring programs remain consistent in their transfers of knowledge, help to foster leadership, and promote teacher retention.
The Mentoring to Succeed Act implements prevention and intervention strategies in schools that can improve academic achievement, expand positive relationships, reduce drop-out rates and chronic absenteeism, increase student engagement in school, and encourage students to identify and set educational and career goals.
Mentoring programs that are located in school settings are referred to as school-based mentoring programs (SBMPs). These programs typically have four prominent characteristics: school personnel refer students for mentoring; an adult mentor meets with a student for one hour per week during the school
9 Σεπ 2021 · Local tutoring organizations could take primary responsibility for recruiting, screening, and training tutors/mentors in partnership with schools, even among peer models that leverage high school students as tutors/mentors.
What can schools and communities do to ensure students have access to mentors? Schools can organize mentorship programs and/or form collaborative relationships with organizations that provide mentors. There are some great resources to do this: The ABC’s of School Based Mentoring – Effective Strategies
This guide is designed primarily for mentoring organizations who wish to partner with a school or school district to provide adult-youth mentoring services on campus.
