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Jan 21, 2018
I just found out that my mentor is on leave and may not be able to help as usual . Soooo I have three options
* just study and focus on component 1 and take component 2 out my basket
* take them both and get a new mentor
* take them both and keep her but use informal NBCT support
I have to be done by April so times a ticking...smh
liz
I think 1 and 2 are really good to do together because comp 2 will help you understand and study your standards which you need for component 1. I had 2 mentors, and I can tell you that they are not all equally good. It doesn't hurt (or cost you anything) to ask for a new mentor.
liz
I think 1 and 2 are really good to do together because comp 2 will help you understand and study your standards which you need for component 1. I had 2 mentors, and I can tell you that they are not all equally good. It doesn't hurt (or cost you anything) to ask for a new mentor.
mscrawford101
There's a lot of great resources on the web. Join the Facebook groups and the other boards. I didn't do it with a mentor but I did use input and feedback from my peers!
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