Abstract
The article examines the role of the curator from the position of a teacher and mentor, since mentoring is an integral part of educational institutions. A curator is necessary at all stages of training, he solves not only the everyday problems of students, but also the tasks of becoming a student's personality as a future specialist. The need to expand educational work with the younger generation significantly increases the range of responsibilities of the curator. The paper presents the results of a survey of students of three higher educational institutions of the city of Barnaul, as well as the main aspects of interviewing mentors.
Keywords
- curator
- teacher-mentor
- mentoring
- tutor
- individual approach
- educational functions
- professional growth
- personality formation
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