Learning and Teaching Centre Spectrum Approach to Mentoring Spectrum Approach to Mentoring was developed through a Promoting Excellence Initiative grant.

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Learning and Teaching Centre Spectrum Approach to Mentoring Spectrum Approach to Mentoring was developed through a Promoting Excellence Initiative grant from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council.

Learning and Teaching Centre Introducing the Spectrum Approach to Mentoring The term ‘Spectrum’ highlights a variety of mentoring relationships that can be formed. It also signifies flexibility, as some mentoring relationships may be sustained over time whereas others may be short term and aligned with a particular focus.

Learning and Teaching Centre Beginning a mentoring relationship To establish a framework for the relationship it is imperative that both the mentee and mentor understand the purpose of the relationship. Mentee should state clearly their purpose for seeking a mentor and mentors should state clearly how they can assist. This discussion needs to happen at the beginning of the relationship to ensure that the purpose of the relationship is understood and that expectations are reasonable.

Learning and Teaching Centre Beginning a mentoring relationship An agreement should be reached about the style, duration and regularity of meetings possible between mentee and mentor. The mentor and mentee need to discuss at the beginning of the mentoring relationship: the timeframe of the relationship, the confidentiality agreement, and the no-fault no-blame procedure. If these various contingencies are discussed at the beginning of the relationship then expectations will be in place and shared, which will assist in avoiding any potential complications.

Learning and Teaching Centre Building a mentoring relationship Recommended roles and responsibilities for mentees are: Be proactive in acquiring new skills and knowledge, including seeking guidance. Accept responsibility for your own decisions and actions. Engage in critical thinking and reflection. Recommended roles and responsibilities for mentors are: Provide information, constructive comments and guidance. Listen to the mentee’s plans and decisions. Engage in critical thinking and reflection. –Both mentors and mentees also need to complete tasks within the agreed timeframe and maintain confidentiality.

Learning and Teaching Centre Building a mentoring relationship The identified key skills for a mentee are: Being proactive Maintaining an active role within the relationship The identified key skills for mentors are: Active listening Questioning Providing constructive feedback

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