Question:
Can somebody gives me one solid difference between coaching and mentoring?
best-doctor
2007-10-19 21:10:27 UTC
Use a maximum of 12 words to define for me coaching and 12 words to define for me mentoring in work place. Show me one solid differnce between the two terms. Are these two terms related to behavior or environment?
Seven answers:
Stephanie M
2007-10-19 21:15:54 UTC
coaching-pushing in the right direction, showing the way, letting "coach-ee" achieve themselves



mentoring- guiding and seeing through, one on one approach, more personal approach



both are related to behavior
MissBadto_ the bone
2007-10-19 21:21:13 UTC
Coaching requires the ability and education to properly train someone in a method for proficiency and success in a particular area(such as sports, employment, cooking, fitness, etc). Mentoring is a method whereby someone is matched with a person for the main goal of encouragement, self-esteem development compassion, interest, empathy sincerity, genuineness and affection. All coaches can't mentor, nor can mentors always coach. They are very different.
2007-10-20 02:52:04 UTC
A coach is a mentor with a big bus!
rtmeeks7
2007-10-19 21:19:03 UTC
Coaching is for any sport. Mentoring is a teacher in any subject except sports.
kittykris2002
2007-10-19 21:14:28 UTC
well I am not sure about the work place but a mentoring relationship definition comes from the Greek....to think, to teach, to listen, to endure....coaching is not like a friendship, but more like a teacher.
2007-10-19 21:20:27 UTC
in my opinion, mentoring is teaching something with words and ideas while coaching is showing somebody how to do it.
2007-10-19 21:16:15 UTC
A COACH shows HOW,

A MENTOR inspires WHY.


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