USE THE ATTACHMENT ( LDR-612: IDP – Proposed Activities and Techniques ) TO COMP

USE THE ATTACHMENT ( LDR-612: IDP – Proposed Activities and Techniques ) TO COMPLETE this assignment
use the attachments “IDP” and “week 2 LR 612” for reference and help complete
The purpose of this assignment is to identify proposed activities and techniques that can be used with your mentee and to confirm you have established a realistic timeline with your mentee. Review your vision statement and short-term and long-term goals as you continue to develop the “Individual Development Plan” your mentee. Your responses should provide a clear vision for working with the mentee and meeting the preliminary short-term and long-term goals already established. For this assignment, review the “IDP – Proposed Activities and Techniques” template, complete it, and submit it as directed. This template covers the following sections:
Activities to Support Goals
In the template, detail the proposed activities to meet the mentee’s short-term and long-term goals and that you have two for each type of goal. Make sure they are realistic activities that you can and will implement with your mentee.
Technique Research
In addition, research a minimum of three articles that support coaching and/or mentoring techniques. Your research should produce information regarding two coaching and two mentoring techniques that would assist in meeting the desired outcome for the plan. The textbook can be one of your sources.
Timeline Confirmation
Prior to submitting this templated assignment, be sure to agree on a timeline with your mentee in order to implement a minimum of two activities with them. The timeline is not required to include in your submission, but it should provide a clear frame of reference for you and your mentee to achieve success. Implementing the activities with your mentee will not necessarily require an extensive time commitment, but it the time spent should provide the opportunity to use mentoring or coaching techniques to support the mentee.
APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.