Teaching, Mentoring, Coaching

 1. 

Teaching: helping an individual learn basic concepts and key points to perform a certain process

Coaching: helps the practitioner adjust their performance based on the experience; improve efficiency

Mentoring: focuses on an individual's path for fulfillment

2. It is important to know the difference between these terms because each approach is tailored towards the intended goals.


As a mentee:

- set clear goals you want to achieve with help from your mentor

- be proactive & put effort into the mentor-mentee relationship

- go in knowing what you want to accomplish and understand you are receiving advice; do not imitate everything mentor says

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