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LESSON INFO

DETAILS

LESSON TYPE

  • COLLEGE & CAREER

GRADES

  • High School
  • Middle School

SEL COMPETENCY

  • Relationship Skills
  • Responsible Decision Making
  • Self-Awareness
  • Self-Management
  • Social-Awareness

TAGS

  • 21st Century Skills
  • Community / Culture
  • Economy + Work
  • Education Formal / Informal
  • Immigration
  • Latinx Culture
  • Overcoming Challenges + Goal-Setting
  • Race / Ethnicity / Racism

ESTIMATED TIME

  • 90 - 120 Minutes

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KEY TOPICS

  • Mentoring
  • Advocacy
  • Reflection
  • Collaboration

OBJECTIVES

  • Understand how mentors can foster college success.
  • Make connections between mentor advice and students' own lives.
  • Identify resourceful ways to advocate for their needs.

LINKS & MATERIALS

Mentor Matching Game

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Mentor Matching Game (Spanish)

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Structured Reflection Graphic Organizer

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Structured Reflection Graphic Organizer (Spanish)

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Fred Ross Profile

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"3 things Martin Luther King, Jr. learned from his mentor"

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"How College Mentors Can Foster Student Success"

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Large Print Excerpts for Graffiti Wall

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Mentorship and Advocacy Resources

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