Mentoring, for me, looks like willful sacrifice and unconditional support. Like a therapist, you remain accessible in times of crisis while being a supportive presence over time. It is continuous work that builds over time into a bigger picture of stronger professionals doing great work with our students. The difference …

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This is the first opportunity I have had to mentor. However, being on the other side of the coin as a mentee I have been fortunate to have mentors who have gone out of their ways to support me professionally and emotionally inspiring me. Their support helps me to believe …

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For me, mentorship is the personal rapport that is established between two individuals who both can learn from each other. It is the guidance and support that is provided to the mentee, but also the reflection; establishing the why. This year I’ve grown in many aspects of remembering my love …

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Mentoring: Making Magic Happen “Show me a successful individual and I’ll show you someone who had real positive influences in his or her life” -Denzel Washington. Why mentor? There is nothing like the gratification one receives from helping others. No matter if it is a student or an adult, the smile that comes across their face …

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Since the inception of the TSL grant and the collaboration with TXCEE, our campus has celebrated many successes with the components of this grant.  Our teachers have become better instructional leaders since they have used the protocols of the TCLCs and CLCs to showcase their commitment to educating our at-risk students.  As …

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