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Please explain how you are spending your mentorship time.
- I am currently spending time in my mentorship as somewhat of a shadow. I really can not do much for some meetings with students of the program are meant to be "personal" or sometimes there are some events that happen ever so often that I do actually get to help out in. There are times when my mentor asks for my opinion about things and then he goes on by explaining why he does(n't) do what most people ask of him. I was able to go on one interview with a Mentor and Mentee pair up with Carlos Carrillo I saw how he helped the student get their tutors or mentors. I spend my time from 1:30pm to 4-5 pm every Tuesdays and Thursdays.
How did you find your mentor? How did you convince this person to help you?
- I've been in Uncommon Good since 7th grade, around teh time I got my mentor (For a Teacher) I was already doing some volunteer work at Uncommon Good. Since my EQ was going to be something "If middle school students should learn more about college" I decided to ask a few of the staff at Uncommon Good if I was able to interview them or have them mentor me in their careers.
How would you rate your comfort level with your mentor at this point in your relationship? How does this relate to the time you've spent so far at mentorship with this person?
- I have to admit my parents trust these people at Uncommon Good, so they are at a family level relationship, just because they have helped me and my family a lot with school and home related things.
What went well in this interview? Why do you think so? What do you still need to improve? How do you know? How will you go about it?
- I thought everything went well in this interview, I got to interview my mentor at a nice somewhat quiet and professional place, and me and my mentor did the interview on the first try without having to stop for a pause or anything! I think I still need to improve with transcribing things, next time i'm bringing a note pad to write down at least notes to make transcribing easier.
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