The Nightingale Mentoring Network
European forum to facilitate cooperation between members and the work with mentoring.
By Karl Wegenschimmel & Margit Severa -The Nightingale Linz, Austria
Data from mentors 78 diaries (2015-2018) are looked into and shows eight interesting sample of signifikant learning situations. Please click here to read more
By Òscar Prieto-Flores & Jordi Feu Gelis, University of Girona
| ABSTRACT: This study carries out a review of the existing scientific literature in the field of social mentoring and its effects on youth at risk of social exclusion as well as on other vulnerable groups. We start by presenting the range of programs evaluated and the different ways these evaluations have been approached. An analytical framework is also presented to delve into the study of the orientation and socio-political context of social mentoring, as well as a definition of the concept in accordance with emerging new social realities. To conclude, we emphasize the need for a wider range of research and evaluation that can better inform about the practice of social mentoring programs that are emerging in Spain, Europe and Latin America. |
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-En kvalitativ studie om hur blivande lärare utvecklar sin empatiska förmåga genom mentorskap
Resultatet visar att alla de intervjuade upplevde att deras empati hade utvecklats genom att de haft en nära relation och tät kontakt med en person som hade en helt annan livssituation än de själva
By Kajsa Carlsson och Adriana Eriksson, Högskolan i Halmstad (2018)
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Social programs have to deal increasingly with their effects and are required to prove them. The aspect of long-term effects is often neglected. The present study investigated the question of how short- and long-term outcomes can be measured by an impact assessment on the mentoring program ‘Nightingale’, focusing on two of its main objectives: the increase of the educational motivation and the strengthening of self-esteem.
The work presents the possibilities and limitations regarding planning and hypothetical implementation of a long-term impact analysis in the field of social economy.
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Samskaping av flerkulturell kompetens mellom studenter og barn i mentorordningen Nattergalen. By Torunn A. Ask ( In Norwegian)
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On the basis of the evaluation report of Näktergalen Växjö by Henrik Nilsson, February 2013. By Anja Kraus, Linnæus University, Sweden, Oct. 2016
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By Marit Tveraabak.
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by Nita Örmen and Hege Simensen
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