Dial M for mentor
Subtitle: reflections on mentoring in film, television, and literature
By: Jonathan Gravells and Sue Wallace
Contributors: Wallace, Sue
Publisher: Information Age Pub.; Information Age Publishing
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Charlotte, NC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
ISBN-13: 9781617354298; 9781617354304; 9781617354311
Subjects: Mentors in popular culture; Mentoring; Mentoring in education
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and filmographies.
Table of contents: title: Turkey, tomatoes, and poppadoms: storytelling, and its role in making meaning and learning; title: Monks, mobsters, and the matrix: knowledge, learning, action, and change; title: Vampires, hustlers and tough love: the use and abuse of power and trust; title: From the bada-bing to the belly of the whale (by way of Belgium): the mentor as moral compass and conscience; title: Ratso, Rita, and the android: personal change and self-fulfilment; title: The enemy within, or just a critical friend?: the subversive mentor or transformation through subversion, humor, and tough love; title: Attorneys, aliens, and fools: mentoring for diversity and speaking truth to power; title: "Get busy living or get busy dying": purpose, autonomy and the power of positive thinking; title: Summary.