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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"student career development"”.
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Rural Student Career Development: Examining Between-Group Differences in Self-Efficacy and Outcome Expectation
Career development is a component of the work of both school counselors and counselor educators. A review of the literature found no existing comparison of between-rural differences in career self-efficacy and college outcome expectation when considering students from rural fringe, rural distant, …
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A Model for Career Centers to Support Student Career Development: A Delivery Tool for Modern Career Centers
… The purpose of this paper is to develop an ideal career center model that supports student career development and can be used by all career center directors. Methods: An electronic survey was sent to 112 career center professionals to determine if the preliminary model was sound. Frequency …
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A Study of Cherokee and White Eighth Grade Student Career Development: Sex, Self-Concept and Attribution (Oklahoma)
… and ethnicity: Cherokee or white), and level of career development utilizing the model proposed by Crites. The subjects for this study were 48 students in the eighth grade in four rural Northeast Oklahoma elementary schools with a high concentration of Cherokee students. The measures utilized in …
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Randomized trial of a narrative career intervention on college student calling and career development
… (Habermas & Bluck, 2000; McAdams, 2001). Recent career development theories apply this lens, emphasizing the importance of developing and maintaining a sense of vocational identity useful in navigating career transitions (Savickas, 2005). Consistent with these models, the concept of calling …
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Career conversations for the development of student career competencies: a study in Portuguese secondary schools
Career guidance is still a one-size-fits-all addition to education in most OECD countries. In Portuguese schools, it falls under the remit of the Services of Psychology and Orientation (SPO), which is an independent body to the Educational Ministry. Teachers are, thus, not seen as core to the …