Definitions  Learner autonomy  Mentoring  The role of the mentor at college-university.

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Definitions  Learner autonomy  Mentoring  The role of the mentor at college-university

Challenges experienced by students  emergent themes  are we talking specifically about disabled students?

The project  Based on work with students who have Asperger syndrome and the REAL model, mentor training and student paperwork was developed  The paperwork was conceived to help students to reflect and to come up with solutions after identifying issues and their relative importance

Mentor training  Mentor training emphasised the need to be reliable, empathic, anticipatory and logical  Mentors trialled the paper work  Students are trying it out next academic year  Pilot feedback 'this is great I have been looking for something like this all my life' 'what is the point of all this extra paper work?'

Action Plans  Issues are identified by the student, with the mentor if necessary, but not necessarily  The opportunity to rate issues 1-10 according to importance assists with prioritising and is designed to alleviate anxiety  Post action reflection is built in

Seeking services  Proactive seeking out of services is encouraged in the section of the Action Plan entitled 'who can help me?'  Reflecting on useful information learned encourages generalising  Reflecting on information which may be of use to other students encourages the development of empathy maybe?

What has this got to do with Asperger syndrome?  Although the catalyst was work with students with AS, feedback from mentors in training and academics is that the paperwork could be useful for all students  All disabled students or all students?  The words Asperger syndrome are missing from the paperwork for a reason (discuss)

General student feedback  We don't arrive here knowing Harvard referencing  What is plagiarism?  What's wrong with Wikipedia?  I was getting 60% in the first year and I never get over 50% now in the second year. I don't know why-my work is the same standard

more  I needed a dentist and I did not have a clue what to do  I got really confused about my student loan and in a mess with money in general  I was really lonely in the first year  I was so shy I didn't want to leave my room  No one told me you could get advice in the Student Union.

Common Ground  None of the students who made the comments disclosed being disabled  The development of learner autonomy is a goal for all students  Many forms of mentoring take place at university and college (eg peer mentoring)  Discussing-understanding the development of learner autonomy is part of the mentor training at Hallam

Next steps  Mentor training being delivered by the Disabled Student Support team will be offered more widely  The paperwork is being evaluated by disabled and non disabled students next year  Based on the notion that 'information is power' we are now stating the obvious and encouraging the pro active take-up of services by all students  Induction into each year is being built in in parts of the university.