This report, the second in a series on Mentoring School-Age Children, is based on interviews with over 600 volunteer mentors. The report compares their experiences and the development of their relationships with youth in community -- and school-based settings. The authors conclude that both types of programs have the potential to create positive mentoring relationships, and highlight the factors associated with the closest, most supportive relationships
Previous research suggests that school-based mentoring programs like those offered by Big Brothers B...
School-based mentoring is one of the fastest growing forms of mentoring in the US today; yet, few st...
Schools can benefit from understanding how to use community volunteers to achieve academic goals. A ...
The number of mentoring programs providing adult support to youth has increased dramatically in rece...
With traditional mentoring programs working hard to attract new kinds of volunteers and schools faci...
School-based mentoring is one of the most promising of several new mentoring approaches. This study ...
Although enthusiasm for mentoring is high, program evaluation and documentation of children\u27s out...
In an effort to provide more youth with mentors, mentoring programs are implementing several promisi...
Recently, high schools have become a popular source of mentors for school-based mentoring (SBM) prog...
Previous research suggests that school-based mentoring programs, such as those offered by Big Brothe...
Session 2-053: The Case for School-Based Mentoring As an Evidence-Based Prevention StrategyConferen...
This study was based on the experiences of seven proteges and seven mentors in a school-based mento...
Serving almost 870,000 youth nationwide, school-based mentoring is one of the fastest growing forms ...
School-based mentoring is a popular but relatively unstudied support intervention for students enter...
The purpose of this study was to understand how the mentoring relationship and its organizational su...
Previous research suggests that school-based mentoring programs like those offered by Big Brothers B...
School-based mentoring is one of the fastest growing forms of mentoring in the US today; yet, few st...
Schools can benefit from understanding how to use community volunteers to achieve academic goals. A ...
The number of mentoring programs providing adult support to youth has increased dramatically in rece...
With traditional mentoring programs working hard to attract new kinds of volunteers and schools faci...
School-based mentoring is one of the most promising of several new mentoring approaches. This study ...
Although enthusiasm for mentoring is high, program evaluation and documentation of children\u27s out...
In an effort to provide more youth with mentors, mentoring programs are implementing several promisi...
Recently, high schools have become a popular source of mentors for school-based mentoring (SBM) prog...
Previous research suggests that school-based mentoring programs, such as those offered by Big Brothe...
Session 2-053: The Case for School-Based Mentoring As an Evidence-Based Prevention StrategyConferen...
This study was based on the experiences of seven proteges and seven mentors in a school-based mento...
Serving almost 870,000 youth nationwide, school-based mentoring is one of the fastest growing forms ...
School-based mentoring is a popular but relatively unstudied support intervention for students enter...
The purpose of this study was to understand how the mentoring relationship and its organizational su...
Previous research suggests that school-based mentoring programs like those offered by Big Brothers B...
School-based mentoring is one of the fastest growing forms of mentoring in the US today; yet, few st...
Schools can benefit from understanding how to use community volunteers to achieve academic goals. A ...