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Peyton, A. Leigh, Morton, Michal, Perkins, Molly M., Dougherty, Linda M. |
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Educational Gerontology; Jul2001, Vol. 27 Issue 5, p347-359, 13p |
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Involvement in a mentor-student relationship is an invaluable experience for new graduate students. These students frequently have opportunities and experiences provided to them by their mentor that may be otherwise unattainable. Mentoring can help new graduate students develop academically, personally, and professionally. This article describes mentoring in gerontology education from the perspectives and personal experiences of new graduate students in sociology and gerontology. Discussed in this article are types and phases of mentoring, the need for a mentor in gerontology education, selection a mentor, and issues related to mentoring and career advancement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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