Stories of transformation: using personal narrative to explore transformative experience among undergraduate peer mentors
While past researchers suggest undergraduate peer mentors (PMs) benefit from mentoring their peers, this experience is rarely associated with transformative learning. Using narrative analysis of authentic mentoring stories, we explored how particular types of mentoring experiences contribute to tran...
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