You probably have a good idea of a problem or sets of problems you want to address. The end product is to build your own platform to address individual or grouping of individuals within your organization.
Session #1: Introducing the Changemaker Method: What Social Entrepreneurs Do
Using the stories of prominent social entrepreneurs in education as reference point, you learn about:
Link to stories
Session #2: "Introducing the Mentor-as-Changemaker Method" : A Case Study
We will apply the Mentor-as-Changemaker methodology to the successful journey of one low-income youth. See the story of Aurelio Villanueva -- Aurelio and His Many Mentors: A Case Study..
Session #4: Creating Your Own Design.
Hands on experience in designing your your own virtual mentoring project .
Session #5: Sharing Your Own Design.
Present it for feedback from others
Session #One: Mentor as Diagnostician -- Case Study -- Aurelio and His Many Mentors Diagnostician: Part I -- Making the Map by Conducting a Personal and Environmental Scan
Session # two -- The Mentor as Diagnostician: Part 2 -- Minding the Gaps by Assessing How Intentions Can Get Disconnected from Results:
Sessions#3 --The Mentor as Designer: Part 3 -- Building the App to Release Trapped Potential
Session #4 --- Applying this Method to build your own platform for someone you know The Mentor as Advocate and Facilitator -- Taking Action -- You probably have a good idea of a problem or sets of problems you want to address. One approach is that you may to want to build your own platform to address individual or grouping of individuals within your organization.
Session #5 -- Share your platform and how you will advocate and invest
Session #1: Introducing the Changemaker Method: What Social Entrepreneurs Do
Using the stories of prominent social entrepreneurs in education as reference point, you learn about:
- making a map -- to locate the unproductive energy in a young persons life
- minding the gaps -- to understand how and where potential gets trapped
- building an app -- unleashing trapped potential
Link to stories
Session #2: "Introducing the Mentor-as-Changemaker Method" : A Case Study
We will apply the Mentor-as-Changemaker methodology to the successful journey of one low-income youth. See the story of Aurelio Villanueva -- Aurelio and His Many Mentors: A Case Study..
Session #4: Creating Your Own Design.
Hands on experience in designing your your own virtual mentoring project .
Session #5: Sharing Your Own Design.
Present it for feedback from others
Session #One: Mentor as Diagnostician -- Case Study -- Aurelio and His Many Mentors Diagnostician: Part I -- Making the Map by Conducting a Personal and Environmental Scan
- Identify the Settings and Situations that Adversely Affect Youth
- Identify the Settings and Situations that Positively Affect Youth
- Identify Any Behavioral and/or Emotional Patterns that Apply to Youth
- Uncover Any Undervalued Community Resources that are Relevant
- Identify some research based Outcomes from our key definitions
Session # two -- The Mentor as Diagnostician: Part 2 -- Minding the Gaps by Assessing How Intentions Can Get Disconnected from Results:
- Within any relevant environmental settings or situations;
- the inner lives of youth
Sessions#3 --The Mentor as Designer: Part 3 -- Building the App to Release Trapped Potential
- Decide on Outcomes (Preferably Measurable)
- Decide on the Approach— Direct, Indirect, Group—or Combined
- Decide on the Most Effective Potential Levers
Session #4 --- Applying this Method to build your own platform for someone you know The Mentor as Advocate and Facilitator -- Taking Action -- You probably have a good idea of a problem or sets of problems you want to address. One approach is that you may to want to build your own platform to address individual or grouping of individuals within your organization.
- The advocate carries out the plan and when needed appeals to those in the community who can mobilize resources for youth.
- .And the investor equips our youth not only to manage change efficiently, but more importantly to initiate change.
- Identify a Problem You Want to Solve or an Issue You Want to Address and Give it a Name
- Articulate Your Vision
- Set Measurable Goals
- Write a Sticky Message
Session #5 -- Share your platform and how you will advocate and invest