Judgementoring – a behaviour to avoid
The term “judgementoring’ comes from a study of mentoring in the teaching professions, where it was defined as: “a one to one relationship between a relatively inexperienced teacher (the mentee) and a relatively experienced one (the mentor) in which the latter, in revealing too readily and/or too often her/his own judgements on or evaluations of…
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