Our Task:

Mentor-mentee relationships are different than other relationships because they are professional and they exist, for the most part, to further the mentor's professional growth in an established profession. Non-mentoring relationships can offer support but mentor/mentee relationships offer support toward specific issues and goals that further the mentees professional goals and status.

These mentoring relationships can take many forms, from casual and sporadic to more formal and scheduled. In this mentoring process, we were challenged to establish a formal mentoring relationship. Our task was to mentor a mentee of our choice, in the aquisition of some form of technical knowledge.

This site documents my experiences with mentoring.

Sara Martin

California State University, Sacramento, imet Program
EDTE 285 Technology and Modern Practices
Final Project