Mentoring is a process in which a mentor, who is typically more experienced or older, helps a mentee or protégé grow and develop in some way. As such, a mentor may be thought of as a guide, tutor, counselor, or adviser. In sport and exercise psychology (SEP), mentoring is commonly thought of in terms of
Mentoring is an activity or relationship that occurs between two or more persons interested in advancing their knowledge, skills or position via a helping relationship. A mentoring relationship is one in which a more skilled or knowledgeable person assists another who possesses less knowledge and/or skill in a particular area. These relationships typically last beyond
This article on mentoring in school psychology offers a comprehensive examination of mentoring within the field of school psychology. It begins by defining mentoring and tracing its historical roots in education. The article delves into the theoretical foundations of mentoring, elucidating various models and frameworks while incorporating psychological theories that underpin mentoring relationships. Part 2