Mentor Reflection

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While there have been several experiences that will stay with me, from feedback given to me by my mentor I think what I will need to work on the most is balancing multiple tasks at once. I was appointed SBLC Chairperson and the lead on our new teacher mentoring program that is working with about twelve new teachers. I was not aware I would be lead on the mentoring program until I received an email from our company explaining the duties. He has brought it to my attention that I am not keeping up with the mentors that should be working with new teachers, but aren’t, and I feel like this is due to the number of tasks I am trying to accomplish in addition to my regular duties as an academic specialist. I feel that I must improve my ability to multitask

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