Mentoring Handbook

This book is written for teenagers and can be extended by teenagers. If you are a teenager and you think you can add a good idea or improve the content of the book in some way please feel free to modify the book. Adults are, of course, also welcome as editors but adults should aim to see things from the perspective of teenagers or clearly mark their perspective as different and explain their views.

Table of Contents

  • Part I (Introduction, Theory, Becoming a mentor, Problems, ideas and concepts)
  • Part II (Mentoring organizations)
  • Part III (Intellectual development of the protégé, Mentoring strategies, Mentoring activities)
  • Part IV (Groups, programs and goals)
  • Appendices (Literature, See also, External links)
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