This timely book examines one of the fastest growing social movements of our time. As millions of volunteers worldwide continue to add to the mentoring phenomenon, the need for this authoritative text becomes increasingly evident. It capably traces the history of mentoring, unravelling the many myths that surround it, with a combination of intellectual rigour, insight and lucid discussions. The author draws upon detailed case studies, providing a unique and vivid account of mentoring from the perspective of the participants.
This timely book examines one of the fastest growing social movements of our time. As millions of volunteers worldwide continue to add to the mentoring phenomenon, the need for this authoritative text becomes increasingly evident. It capably traces the history of mentoring, unravelling the many myths that surround it, with a combination of intellectual rigour, insight and lucid discussions. The author draws upon detailed case studies, providing a unique and vivid account of mentoring from the perspective of the participants.
Dr Helen Colley is Senior Research Fellow at the Lifelong Learning Institute, University of Leeds and a Fellow of the National Institute of Careers Education and Counselling
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1. The rise of the mentoring movement 1. The emergence of engagement mentoring 2. Unravelling myths of Mentor Part 2. The mentor relationship 3. New Beginnings: An engagement mentoring scheme 4. 'I know I'm only young, but I know what I want': Resistance and agency on the part of the mentees 5. 'To suffer and be still': Surveillance, self-surveillance and the transformation of mentors' dispositions 6. Love's labour's lost? Mentoring as an impossible fiction Part 3. A new analysis of mentoring 7. Mentoring for social inclusion: Empowerment or control? 8. Mentoring for social inclusion: Issues for policy, practice and research
Introduction Part 1. The rise of the mentoring movement 1. The emergence of engagement mentoring 2. Unravelling myths of Mentor Part 2. The mentor relationship 3. New Beginnings: An engagement mentoring scheme 4. 'I know I'm only young, but I know what I want': Resistance and agency on the part of the mentees 5. 'To suffer and be still': Surveillance, self-surveillance and the transformation of mentors' dispositions 6. Love's labour's lost? Mentoring as an impossible fiction Part 3. A new analysis of mentoring 7. Mentoring for social inclusion: Empowerment or control? 8. Mentoring for social inclusion: Issues for policy, practice and research
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