PsycEXTRA Dataset 2011
DOI: 10.1037/e603722011-001
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Key Stage 2 Career-Related Learning Pathfinder Evaluation: Research Brief

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“…Along these lines, some countries start career guidance education already in the pre-primary and primary school, aiming often simply to draw connections for children between education undertaken and possible future selves in part to underpin engagement within schooling (Debono et al, 2007). The 2017 Careers Strategy of the Department for Education in England (United Kingdom), for example, highlights the importance of career-related provision and employer engagement within primary education (DfE, 2017 and see also Wade et al, 2011, for the evaluation of career-related learning aimed at children aged 8 to 11 in England).…”
Section: Start Early and Continue Into Later Stages In Different Shapesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Along these lines, some countries start career guidance education already in the pre-primary and primary school, aiming often simply to draw connections for children between education undertaken and possible future selves in part to underpin engagement within schooling (Debono et al, 2007). The 2017 Careers Strategy of the Department for Education in England (United Kingdom), for example, highlights the importance of career-related provision and employer engagement within primary education (DfE, 2017 and see also Wade et al, 2011, for the evaluation of career-related learning aimed at children aged 8 to 11 in England).…”
Section: Start Early and Continue Into Later Stages In Different Shapesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La prác-tica entre escuelas varió, pero siempre se contaba con traer a visitantes -siempre empleados voluntarios-a las escuelas para que se encontraran con los alumnos, hacer que estos visitasen los puestos de trabajo locales, las universidades, los proyectos empresariales, e hiciesen una exploración de cuanto entrañan las carreras profesionales a partir de obras de teatro, juegos y la propia impartición de cada asignatura. Se abordó una evaluación independiente del programa por la National Foundation for Educational Research (Wade, Bergeron, White, Teeman, Sims & Mehta, 2011).…”
Section: Un Ejemplo Real: El Key Stage 2 Career-related Learning Pathunclassified