Príklady mentorship

• Rather than be a 'tourist' of gurus, they prefer to stick with their chosen one and strive for spiritual gain under this chosen guru's mentorship.

• It also means providing mentorship throughout the research process.

• In a typical design studio, a group of students are assigned to an instructor who provides mentorship.

• Professionalism is promulgated through mentorship and reinforced by self- and peer-assessment.

• It became quickly apparent that educational and practice culture for radiation therapy did not have an existing infrastructure for mentorship or scholarly endeavours.

• The students had developed a very trusting and valuing relationship with the academic staff who were thus well-placed to provide support by "virtual mentorship".

• However, as will be discussed in more detail later, mentorship plays a key role in the development of one's scholarly portfolio.

• The issue of mentorship was cited frequently as one of the most important aspects of women's development in the field.

• A related important direction is to increase programmatic, high-quality mentorship by adults outside of school.

• However mythical its origins, the concept of mentorship has survived the millennia intact.

• The written questionnaire solicited descriptive information about the organization's practical or mentorship program and its participants, relationship with academic programs, perceived success factors, and issues.

• Mentorship may mean different things to different people, but the central role of guidance and protection remains.

• One approach to overcome this might be to include individual mentorship within training programmes.

• There was no discernible community of nursing scholars, no nursing research journals and very few people to whom one could turn for mentorship.

• Another intention was for the personal tutor to guide each student's early professional socialization, recognizing that this was an important part of mentorship.