What's the difference betweeen 'monitor' and 'mentor'?

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[Alan]

Mentor is often used in an educational setting but certainly not exclusively as it means someone who is a guide and adviser. Monitor as a verb means check and review but as a noun is more often a device that shows the process of checking. It is also the word for a computer screen.
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