There are several ways to find a Scratch mentor or tutor:
1. ScratchEd - ScratchEd is a community of educators who are using Scratch in the classroom. They offer professional development opportunities for educators who are interested in teaching Scratch, and you may be able to find a mentor or tutor through this community.
2. Scratch Mentor Studio - The Scratch Mentor Studio is a community of experienced Scratch users who offer support and guidance to beginners. You can post in this studio to request a mentor or tutor.
3. Online tutoring platforms - There are many online tutoring platforms, such as Wyzant and TutorMe, where you can search for Scratch tutors or mentors.
4. Local coding clubs and groups - Check for local coding clubs or groups in your area, as they may offer Scratch programming classes or have mentors who can provide guidance and support.
5. Social media - Check social media platforms, such as Twitter or LinkedIn, for Scratch-related groups or communities where you can connect with other Scratch users and potentially find a mentor or tutor.
Remember to be clear about what you are looking for in a mentor or tutor, and to verify their credentials and experience before beginning a mentoring relationship. A good mentor or tutor can provide valuable guidance and support as you learn and develop your Scratch programming skills.
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