Week 5 Discussion

W5 Discussion "Mentoring and Service

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Mentoring and Service

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Learning

The following topic(s) will demonstrate what the discussion is about, but feel free to branch off or

expand on the topics. In addition to this discussion, you will be asked

to craft a 150 word reflection on

what you have learned through this conversation and post it to the Reflection Journal. The more active

you are in this part of the discussion, the more you will have to draw from in your reflection, so get

involved, be act

ive, help out your classmates when they need it, and, most of all, enjoy the

conversation.

The more active you are in this part of the discussion, the more you will have to draw from in your

reflection, so get involved, be active, help out your classmates

when they need it, and, most of all, enjoy

the conversation.

In the book

Pour Your Heart Into It

, Schulz relied on several people for advice when he was following his

dreams. Think about a time when you have given or received advice. Was it helpful? Was it

not so good

advice? Additionally, list two or more traits you would like to see in a mentor. Why are these traits

important to you?

Please respond to the initial question by day 5 and be sure to post two

additional times to p

eers and/or instructor by day 7.

If you use any source

outside of your own thoughts, you should reference that source. Include solid

grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and spelling.

W5 Discussion "Mentoring and Service-Learning"

 Mentoring and Service-Learning

The following topic(s) will demonstrate what the discussion is about, but feel free to branch off or

expand on the topics. In addition to this discussion, you will be asked to craft a 150 word reflection on

what you have learned through this conversation and post it to the Reflection Journal. The more active

you are in this part of the discussion, the more you will have to draw from in your reflection, so get

involved, be active, help out your classmates when they need it, and, most of all, enjoy the

conversation.

The more active you are in this part of the discussion, the more you will have to draw from in your

reflection, so get involved, be active, help out your classmates when they need it, and, most of all, enjoy

the conversation.

In the book Pour Your Heart Into It, Schulz relied on several people for advice when he was following his

dreams. Think about a time when you have given or received advice. Was it helpful? Was it not so good

advice? Additionally, list two or more traits you would like to see in a mentor. Why are these traits

important to you?

Please respond to the initial question by day 5 and be sure to post two

additional times to peers and/or instructor by day 7. If you use any source

outside of your own thoughts, you should reference that source. Include solid

grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and spelling.