Learn what's on this web site.  View this video to learn what's in each section.

Here's an article that shows what's in each section.

Open and close each section, starting at top left, and going down, then moving to top right, and going down. Get to know what's in each section. Come back often and use these ideas and resources.

See list of illustrated PDF presentations on this web site.

I'm Dan Bassill. I encourage you to read these blogs weekly and share them with your networks.  

Tutor/Mentor Blog

Mapping for Justice Blog

Tutor/Mentor Exchange Blog

Intern blog - click here

Listen to Podcast describing Tutor/Mentor Connection (1993-present) and Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC (2011-present)  - click here

New additions to the library - click here

To help you navigate the site, we've numbered sections of the home page on this graphic.

1) this is a progression of steps you should take to better understand issues, build a geographic distribution of resources and programs, involved leadership from all sectors, start new programs where needed, etc.

2) this is a list of links to other web sites we host with additional information

3) these are links to blog articles that connect the information on the web site to current events and attempt to build greater support for tutor/mentor programs in more places

4) the menu bar at the top of the page points to information spread throughout the site, and to visualizations done by interns to help build a better understanding of our strategies

5) this points to a list of Chicago tutor/mentor programs where you can volunteer time or talent; and to pages where you can offer support for helping continue the work being done by Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC.

6) this section includes history, mission, planning resources, etc.

7-9) The middle section of the web site will be refreshed regularly to focus on some of the ideas contained in the sections along either side of the home page. Once you browse through the site and the links you'll see that this web site provides a wide range of information in many different sections. It may be difficult for first-time visitors to know where to start, or what to look for.

View this video to help you navigate this site,  created by an intern from South Korea and IIT in Chicago

Projects done by interns - Page 3

Below are additional visualizations  created by interns to illustrate ideas originally posted in Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC blog articles.  Browse past articles on the Intern blog to see meet some of the interns.  View the intern workspace on the Tutor/Mentor Connection forum.

Join this project. Students and volunteers from many places can be creating interpretations of these ideas and sharing them with people in their own communities. Email tutormentor2 at earthlink.net to learn more.

NOTE: some of the projects below are created using Prezi.com. When viewing the presentation click in the lower right corner of the image area and you can create a 'full screen' view.

See additional Strategy Presentations by intern: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Strategy videos by interns.

Introduction of work done by other interns in past years.                   This graphic is from an video posted on  YouTube, done by Kyungryul Kim, a 2013 IIT Intern. It's goal is to give attention to projects done by past interns. Click here to see this presentation.	Introduction of past interns, using Prezi. Project by Byeonghui Kim, completed in June. 2013.  click here
Video encouraging people to use Tutor/Mentor Connection resources to "make a difference", by Kyungryul Kim, 2013 intern click here	If we want more youth to succeed in school, what are actions needed to support youth tutor/mentor programs in more places? Introduction of Tutor/Mentor Strategy by Byeonghui Kim, using Prezi, 2013 click here
Planning Strategy for War on Poverty, video by Kyungryul Kim, 2013 intern click here	If we want high quality tutor/mentor programs in more places, what are strtegies that will lead to this? Four-Part Strategy - 2013 presentation by Byeonghui kim, using Prezi click here This is different version of the "problem solving" strategy seen above.
Power of Small Change - Video, by Sunjoong Yoo, 2014 intern. Click here to view.	This video was created by SUNJOONG YOO, and IIT intern from South Korea working with the Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC during 2014. It enplanes ideas in this blog article.
This Prezi visualization, by Sunjoong Yoo, 2014 intern, introuduces work done by past interns - click here to view	This is one of four shot PSA videos created by Sunjoong Yoo in 2014 to call attention to essays posted on Scribd.com See all four here

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