1986
DOI: 10.1002/j.2161-0045.1986.tb00759.x
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Teachers' Attitudes Toward Career Education

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“…This four-component-model of career education (Oppenheimer & Flum, 1986) provides a conceptual platform in the current study. In general, the model frames the question of whether and how career education goals are perceived and translated differentially to practice by teachers of two different systems, that are embedded in two different socio-cultural groups.…”
Section: Components Of Career Educationmentioning
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“…This four-component-model of career education (Oppenheimer & Flum, 1986) provides a conceptual platform in the current study. In general, the model frames the question of whether and how career education goals are perceived and translated differentially to practice by teachers of two different systems, that are embedded in two different socio-cultural groups.…”
Section: Components Of Career Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These are some of the questions that should be asked for personal and career development practices to be implemented effectively at school (Oppenheimer & Flum, 1986). Following Oppenheimer and Flum (1986), these questions represent four major components of career education (i.e. self-knowledge, world of work, choice, planning) that guide the current investigation.…”
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“…Le contenu du questionnaire a été élaboré à partir des études et de la défi-nition opérationnelle de Hoyt (1978), présentées antérieurement, et en tenant compte aussi de l'analyse de nombreux programmes d'éducation à la carrière conçus pour le primaire (Dianna, 1984;Douma, 1981;Kalianov et Berryhill, 1984;Ryan, 1973;Schubert, 1981;Selland, Kollman, Lalonde, Lamp, Gee et Weisenberger, 1974;Slater, 1977) ainsi que de questionnaires élaborés dans le cadre d'études de besoins d'éducation à la carrière à l'intention des enseignants (Denton, 1977;Lewis, 1978;Oppenheimer et Flum, 1986;Reyes, 1973;Zaner, 1978).…”
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