Mentoring in language and culture on-line

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Mentoring in language and culture on-line

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A mentor can 'stimulate the construction of the student's autonomy' (Freire 1998), empower people to think more positively about themselves and increase their network of contacts (McKenzie 1995, Jeruchin and Shapiro 1992). But few professional or non-qualified migrants with English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL) have a mentor who can support and guide them into work, assist in extending their network or help them improve their English language skills. Many also are not unable to enrol i...

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Research paper

Research format

Conference item

Date created

2000-06

Creator

Brown, T. Pascal / Panko, Mary

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/1946

Related subjects

mentoring / ESOL / online / virtual mentoring / online learning / Educational Technology and Computing

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