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Mentor Training Using the 18 Core Values

PrimarySecondarySocialIndigenous EducationMental HealthSocial and Emotional Learning

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Mentor Training Using the 18 Core Values

Mentor Training Using the 18 Core Values

01.

Introduction

02.

Know Yourself

03.

BRAVE Goals

04.

Rebelliousness

05.

Kindness

06.

Hope

07.

Freedom

08.

No Shame

09.

Failure

10.

Initiative

11.

Forgiveness

12.

Effort

13.

Mentors Not Saviours

14.

Change

15.

The Gift of Time

16.

Empathy

17.

Yes, And...

18.

Listening

19.

Asking Questions

20.

Implement the Values in Your Classroom

21.

Reflect on Your Journey

22.

Congratulations

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Founding AIME in 2005 to alleviate inequity Jack has led a 20 year movement to establish a global network across 52+ countries to centre imagination, mentoring and custodianship for all of humankind and solve the systemic challenges we've inherited to create a healthier life for all species on earth. Awards include being the youngest person in Australian history to receive an Honorary Doctorate from the University of South Australia, being awarded a Human Rights Medal and receiving an Honorary Fellowship from the University of Western Sydney. He is currently an Honorary Fellow at Deakin University with the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Lab.

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