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Mentorship for Students with Difficulties

This mentorship program focuses on providing unconditional positive regard and support for students facing difficulties. Through regular check-ins, mentorship aims to coach students to think critically about their situations, discuss effective strategies, and practice handling future challenges. Mentors will foster an environment of care, ensuring students feel valued beyond their behavior. Responsibilities include offering friendship, guidance, and assistance with school-related tasks, all while promoting growth, effort, and success in a supportive atmosphere.

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Mentorship for Students with Difficulties

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  1. Mentorship for Students with Difficulties • Unconditional positive regard and support • Coaching the student • to think through the situation • to discuss better ways to handle the situation • may include practice for future situations • may include a paperwork process , role playing, or simple verbal dialogue Goal: The mentored student feels, “He/she cares about you all the time, not just when I behave acceptably” Diana Browning Wright

  2. Mentors’ Duties Provide unconditional love and support Meet with the student regularly Check on work, effort, attitude, grades Offer friendship and guidance Assist student in understanding the school’s position Help school staff understand any of the student’s extenuating circumstances Provide respite/”safe haven” Serve as an alternative to study hall or independent study when appropriate Use praise/other reinforcers to recognize achievement, growth or effort Support success Care! Diana Browning Wright

  3. School-based Community Service Can Contribute to Achieve Ownership, Can Contribute to Vocational Planning •  Clerical Tasks • shelf books, alphabetizing, assist cafeteria with lunch • xerox •  Building Care • assist cafeteria, custodial staff • plant flowers, design • straighten areas: teacher workroom, computer room • create/supervise bulletin boards Diana Browning Wright

  4. School-based Community Service (cont.) •  Teacher Assistance • tutor younger or less capable • read with/ work with a small group • serve as big buddy/ pen pal • teach/ assist with computer program • AV resource person • assist teacher in room arrangement/displays Diana Browning Wright

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