Sentence examples for critical mentor from inspiring English sources
Tonks, though, remains Tonks, an acerbic and critical mentor, and there are walk-on parts for Augustus John and Ottoline Morrell.
While some theorists, notably Godard's critical mentor André Bazin, focused on the nature of photographic reality, others, like the American surrealist Parker Tyler, pointed out that all motion pictures were intrinsically fanciful.
This influential programme (its text often re-printed) was written and presented by Al Alvarez who, as poetry editor of The Observer, had been Plath's critical mentor and the first publisher of her last poems.
"I don't think [my retraction work] makes anybody more likely to award me a grant, or to accept my paper," he says, "but it's definitely helped my career by making me a more critical mentor and scientist.
These contacts and connections can be critical mentors, sounding boards for your ideas, and potential advocates for you and your work throughout the organization.
For several years, she was a Writing and Critical Thinking Mentor for Minds Matter NYC, a non-profit organization helping high school students attain their college dreams.
Dr ST:- Manuscript review and critical remarks, mentor.
Despite its critical importance, mentors generally do not receive training.
Working through a sequential process of issue identification, planning, action taking, and critical reflection, mentors recognised that students were situating care workers as hierarchically inferior and thereby diminishing their worth within the aged care sector and the educational placement context.
An obituary on March 4 about the Chinese historian Li Xueqin misstated when he wrote an article critical of his mentor, Chen Mengjia.
A. What becomes really critical for the mentor is the ability to ask the right kind of questions — not provide answers, but ask questions that help you think more clearly about scenarios you hadn't considered.
