Mentor meaning

Noun: mentor

Pronunciation: (men,tor)

Mentor meaning: A wise and trusted guide and adviser.

Synonyms: wise, judicious, sage

Verb: mentor

Mentor meaning: Serve as a teacher or trusted counselor.

Quotations: Sam Hamdan – Youth innovation is the second step in which we must cultivate a culture of innovation and risk taking among our youth. This requires us as employers, educators, and mentors to reward risk taking by not punishing individuals for failures. In fact we must celebrate failure as a necessary component of the creative process.

Tiger Woods – My dad was my best friend and greatest role model, and I will miss him deeply. I’m overwhelmed when I think of all of the great things he accomplished in his life. He was an amazing dad, coach, mentor, soldier, husband and friend.

Kevin Simpson – A lot of females in the community don’t have guidance that they need to become young women. I feel that it’s just as important for females to have a good mentor as it is for young men.

Pokey Chatman – It’s obviously been a difficult day for me. Not only have I lost a great friend and mentor, but the game of basketball has lost one of its true pioneers. She not only made a huge difference in my life, but in the life of everyone associated with women’s basketball.

Tony Marino – It’s a neat thing to have the student company create artistic situations where they can share in the creation of the project all around. We put them in contact with adult mentors and help them to discover their own abilities and to give them as many opportunities as possible.

Sample sentences:

1. The famous professor mentored him during his years in graduate school.
2. He was a fine lecturer but he does not like mentoring.
3. Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen, and a push in the right direction. Someone said that, his greatest mentors were his mistakes.
4. When can we understand that a man can be a wonderful mentor and a great teacher and still be a child molester? If these guys had horns and tails, no child would want to be with them and no parents would trust them.
5. There are lots of opportunities out there for women to work in these fields. Girls just need support, encouragement and mentoring to follow through with the sciences.
6. She tells them the things they need to do and mentors them. She is very humble and dedicated.
7. Mentoring is as vital a training tool in the small business arena as it is in the corporate world. Established women business owners who share their knowledge and expertise with the next generation of women entrepreneurs are providing them with real-world experience that simply cannot be taught in the classroom or a textbook.
8. Our new home-improvement series will inspire and inform, while mentoring and teaching valuable life skills, from repairing brickwork, laying flooring, painting rooms and installing a functional and lovely kitchen.
9. This promotion is a reflection of the outstanding job Neal has done managing the Atlanta region and also the outstanding role he has played mentoring a large group of Business Wire managers. He has consistently demonstrated a very creative approach to both sales and management and has built a very successful and loyal client base over the past 14 years.
10. We mentor the merchant on how to successfully sell online, and we think we have the formula for driving local shoppers to local businesses.