My relationship with my mentor

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My relationship with my mentor

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Tags: Behavioural Skills

Sir Christopher Ball asked Barrie Oxtoby to be his mentor after hearing Barrie speak about the Rover process using Personal Learning Plans.

Here he describes their mentor/mentee relationship which is informal, with no rules, and a very happy one. The article appears in the most recent items on the LearningBuzz website.

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