Mentorship Model

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In forming a junior production model that allows adolescents the opportunity to learn about production in creative and encouraging methods. This model gives expert leaders the opportunity to guide young adolescents to grow in their faith, family and school. The mentor assists guiding and encouraging the mentee in a production specific area to gain knowledge, improve their communication, while following up with their parents four times a year about the student’s home and school academic progress. In utilizing the theory of Vygotsky, the junior production model has become a generator for human development in diverse ways in which the program assists in social skills to improve confidence with trust while the mentors “work to guarantee that …show more content…
The mentoring and discipleship model of Production enables volunteers to learn the differences between being a coach and mentor as modeled after the teachings of Paul to Timothy in 2 Timothy 4:1-8. This model teaches adults how to become a mentor or disciple of the inter-generations and how to develop relationships that lead to finding a mentee. How to best learn than creating positive and fun outcomes? Ultimately this model aids in the equipping adults to seek out positive individuals to share their knowledge and experience in how to daily apply biblical principles to their own …show more content…
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