Mentoring 8.4 and 8.10
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- Created on: 15-02-18 16:44
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- Mentoring
- Jake Shand
- Missed session 1 and session 3
- Presented as very confident and lively, perhaps hyperactive
- Development perhaps needed when it comes to presenting confidence in a positive way; rather than a negative way
- Missed session 1 and session 3
- Sid Cox
- Quiet and reserved, not broken out of his shell
- Very hardworking, all tasks completed in detail - independently driven
- Interests and potential in Football
- Nottingham Forest Development Squad
- Quiet and reserved, not broken out of his shell
- Danyal Rafiq
- Very polite and reserved
- Development to get Danyal to an afterschool club to help break him out of his shell
- HUGE potential
- Elicia Harrison
- Very confident and comfortable with the sessions - not at all put out
- Very talkative - I believe she would report an issue if she came across one, as long as she felt comfortable with the teacher
- Irish Dancing
- Very confident and comfortable with the sessions - not at all put out
- Cameron Salmon
- Wants to be a Photographer and go to University to achieve that
- Very motivated and driven
- HUGE potential, perhaps not in academic results, but certainly within his lifetime/career path - future Toot Hill Alumini
- Very motivated and driven
- Struggles to read and write
- Wants an A* or two
- Very thoughtful: raised the issue of another student being bullied in class, shows a level of unsung maturity and shows great morals - certainly knows right from wrong and so is very kind hearted!
- Wants to be a Photographer and go to University to achieve that
- Cerys Tucker
- Yet to meet, did not attend the first session, reportedly regularly late
- Lateness to be addressed and solved before it has an effect on learning
- Yet to meet, did not attend the first session, reportedly regularly late
- Shayley Crawford
- Presented as very polite and kind hearted
- Another student suggested that she may be being bullied within class
- After conversation with Mrs Munro, the solution is to teach Shayley basic morals and skills to up her level of maturity, allowing her to remain under the radar
- Jake Shand
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