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Missing One Class Should Not Mean Losing the Whole Course
A missed class should come with a clear way back. Use a fictional exhibition course to design essential preparation, a small return task, honest support limits, and a practical re-entry note.
A Useful First Mentoring Conversation Starts With Three Agreements
A strong mentoring relationship does not begin with a perfect speech. It begins with three clear agreements about the mentee’s goal, the relationship’s boundaries, and what will happen next.