My learning style is an active learner, and I also learn best with hands-on experience it helps me to retain knowledge and perform procedures correctly. "A good mentor is someone that will be honest with you, assist you in times when "stuck" and offer you moral support when you are discouraged, frustrated, or have lost confidence."(Harrington & Terry, 2013, pg. 157). It is important for a mentor to give constructive criticism because it can help to build knowledge and gain self-confidence. Has there been a time that you received constructive criticism in your nursing career? Since constructive criticism is an observation someone else actions why do you think that people have a difficult time receiving this information from
