Light and Micari stress conceptual engagement with ideas, practical problem-solving, peer mentoring, and perhaps most important initiation into a culture of cooperation, where students are encouraged to channel their energy into collaborative learning rather than competition with classmates.
Fortunately, in recent years, social network analysis (SNA) has emerged as a powerful new way for managers to see the patterns of interaction — information sharing, problem-solving, coaching, and mentoring — that make up the less visible, often informal side of an organization.
"Because I'm a mom I know how to multitask, and I have all these other skills I didn't have before like juggling, mentoring, educating, problem-solving, managing," she said.
This approach emphasizes mentoring, joint problem-solving, and open communication [ 9].
These DUTY recruiters will be available to provide Option 1 support to primary care sites, and to support autonomously recruiting Option 2 sites through the provision of expert training, mentoring and problem-solving.
The interview also entailed a series of open-ended questions assessing the mentor's views of NE STEM 4U and the potential impact NE STEM 4U had on such topics as critical thinking and problem-solving skills, future teaching/mentoring, and the mentor's likes/dislikes in the program.
problem-solving techniques.
Program implementers should be mindful of the unintended consequences of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) protocols that risk hijacking CHW supervision for report verification, rather than mentoring, problem solving, and skill development.
The concept of supportive supervision focuses particularly on the importance of mentoring, joint problem solving and two-way communication.
Supportive supervision focuses more on mentoring, problem solving, and proactive planning, than on checking registers and the verification of data [ 24].
