Question bank
Question bank for evaluating a peer mentoring scheme
Eight agree or disagree items in four sections, for mentored students and a comparison group
Eight rated questions for evaluating a peer mentoring or buddy scheme for new students, grouped into settling in, belonging, intention to stay and the scheme itself. The first three sections follow the outcomes used in the research on peer mentoring, such as integration and intention to stay, and work best asked twice and of a comparison group as well as mentees. Student success teams and quality officers can reuse them as they are. Koji can run them as short interviews with a follow-up on each answer.
What's in this question bank
Answer scale: 1 Strongly disagree, 2 Disagree, 3 Neutral, 4 Agree, 5 Strongly agree.
Settling in
- I feel I fit in at this university.
- I know who to ask when I have a problem with my studies.
Belonging
- I feel part of a group of students on my programme.
- There are people here I could turn to if things got difficult.
Intention to stay
- I intend to continue my programme next year.
- I have seriously thought about leaving this term.
The scheme
- My mentor helped with something I could not solve alone.
- Meeting my mentor was easy to fit into my week.
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