2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-26372-0_14
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Different Perceptions Regarding the Education of Children in Care: The Perspectives of Teachers, Caregivers and Children in Residential Care

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“…Third, we observed a great impact from external factors on the mentoring programme; notably, the residential centre, the school and the family context, and the network of relationships established by the youngsters within them. Instability and frequent changes in caregivers in residential centres is an important factor (Montserrat et al., 2019). The way instability, which to some extent is inevitable, is managed requires further research, especially concerning how mentors can support young people in the emotional processes linked to changes, the information needed and how it should be transmitted from the institutions to the mentors so that this support can be effective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Third, we observed a great impact from external factors on the mentoring programme; notably, the residential centre, the school and the family context, and the network of relationships established by the youngsters within them. Instability and frequent changes in caregivers in residential centres is an important factor (Montserrat et al., 2019). The way instability, which to some extent is inevitable, is managed requires further research, especially concerning how mentors can support young people in the emotional processes linked to changes, the information needed and how it should be transmitted from the institutions to the mentors so that this support can be effective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Investigaciones previas vienen indicando la brecha existente en el ámbito formativo entre los jóvenes en protección y sus coetáneos (Berridge et al, 2020;Montserrat & Casas, 2018). Los déficits de cualificación inciden en el futuro itinerario vital de estos jóvenes, especialmente en las competencias para el empleo (Dill et al, 2012;Fernández-Simo et al, 2021;Montserrat et al, 2019). La juventud tutelada afronta el tránsito a la vida adulta asumiendo retos extenuantes y con déficits de apoyos.…”
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“…"-se han multiplicado de forma exponencial las aportaciones al estudio del tránsito a la vida adulta de las y los jóvenes en acogimiento residencial. La inserción sociolaboral es, por ejemplo, uno de los escenarios más estudiado, junto a los aspectos relacionados con el éxito educativo y la formación (Montserrat et al, 2019;Alonso, Santana & Feliciano, 2018;Montserrat, Casas & Bertrán, 2013). Los aspectos socioemocionales, la influencia de la familia, de las redes de apoyo o el uso del tiempo por los y las jóvenes son otros tantos temas recurrentes de estudio (Martín Cabrera et al, 2020;De-Juanas Oliva, García-Castilla & Ponce De León, 2020;Campos, Goig & Cuenca, 2020).…”
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