Sentence examples for said mentoring from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Berzin said, mentoring programs designed specifically to help foster kids are much less prevalent.

Michael Casserly, executive director of the Council of the Great City Schools, which conducts research on urban education, said mentoring is important, particularly for black boys, who are more likely to live in poverty and grow up without a father figure.

But she said mentoring can provide "an alternative support structure to have that stability and caring adult while the foster care system is hopefully finding permanence for that child".

He said mentors were prohibited from profiting from their advice.

Sinclair said "Mentor regularly lowers the colours of many a goal shooter.

"I'll have an Earl Grey," said mentor Victoria Briggs, 30, and after a confused look from Mrs Chowdhury there are giggles between the pair as Victoria says actually a tea with milk will do fine.

The fact that most newly minted Ph.D.s have little chance of landing attractive, long-term university employment in no way dissuades said mentors from subtly or overtly discouraging careers in industry.

Now they work 80 hours a week, fighting bureaucracies and funding restrictions in order to build, say, mentoring programs for single moms.

But although pupils say mentoring boosts their confidence, there is a lack of clear evidence about the impact on academic performance or behaviour.

Armand says, "Mentoring is important to me.

Susan says: "Mentoring and speaking into other people (are important).