La formation des enseignants en information scolaire et professionnelle : développer les perceptions, le savoir et les compétences de base
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formation professionnelle, compétences, connaissance, enseignants en formation initiale, enseignants, jeunesse, école secondaire, l'éducation k-12Résumé
Students in the K-12 educational system benefit from access to high quality career support (Campbell & Ungar, 2008). However, students report that they are not able to access effective career services (Campbell & Ungar, 2008). Either this support is unavailable or if it is available it is ineffective (Domene, Shapka, & Keating, 2006; Osborn & Baggerly, 2004). This article describes a pilot project offered by the Faculty of Education at the University of Lethbridge that seeks to address these issues. Through this pilot project pre-service teachers receive training in career education and learn to infuse career support in regular curriculum. This article examines the findings of a research project that investigated whether this pilot project effectively prepares pre-service teachers to integrate career education into regular curriculum. The findings suggest that this pilot project helped preservice teachers acquire the perspectives and skills required to effectively support students in their career explorations and planning.
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