The conception of teacher professionalism which exists in a given country has been shaped by national cultural traditions in education, political decisions as well as the social history of the teaching profession and of its training. These conceptions are the product of more or less stable social constructs which can be evidenced in the way the teaching profession is organised, its relations to the State and finally in the overall provision, statutory requirements and training curricula adopted for the initial preparation of teachers. As the recipients of specific professional and training cultures, teachers in England, Scotland and France must face increasingly complex social expectations which are progressively redefining their identity a...
Reorganising teacher training has been the outcome of various – and sometimes antagonistic – concept...
International audience• The secondary school neo-teachers were appointed in September 2010 without p...
Après avoir rappelé les caractéristiques sociographiques des corps enseignants en France et les prin...
In the around the notion of professionalization of the teaching corps, the literature in Educational...
This article investigates and compares the postgraduate professional preparation of secondary teache...
En France, la profusion des travaux et recherches traitant de la professionnalisation des enseignant...
International audienceFrom a sociological theory on the process of professionalization in teacher tr...
The more recent calls for school reform have focused on a re-visioning of the work of teachings and ...
International audienceIn connection with the European orientations, the teachers' training in France...
England has been one of the first countries to grant school-based training the largest part in initi...
Clearly separated by their origins, training, status and social image, primary and secondary school ...
The idea and logic of "professionalisation" are often proposed as an answer to the ordeals and trans...
To adapt the school system to economic, cultural and social changing, new modes of regulation in edu...
This article puts forward a compared study of the way one becomes a teacher in England and France, b...
Reorganising teacher training has been the outcome of various – and sometimes antagonistic – concept...
International audience• The secondary school neo-teachers were appointed in September 2010 without p...
Après avoir rappelé les caractéristiques sociographiques des corps enseignants en France et les prin...
In the around the notion of professionalization of the teaching corps, the literature in Educational...
This article investigates and compares the postgraduate professional preparation of secondary teache...
En France, la profusion des travaux et recherches traitant de la professionnalisation des enseignant...
International audienceFrom a sociological theory on the process of professionalization in teacher tr...
The more recent calls for school reform have focused on a re-visioning of the work of teachings and ...
International audienceIn connection with the European orientations, the teachers' training in France...
England has been one of the first countries to grant school-based training the largest part in initi...
Clearly separated by their origins, training, status and social image, primary and secondary school ...
The idea and logic of "professionalisation" are often proposed as an answer to the ordeals and trans...
To adapt the school system to economic, cultural and social changing, new modes of regulation in edu...
This article puts forward a compared study of the way one becomes a teacher in England and France, b...
Reorganising teacher training has been the outcome of various – and sometimes antagonistic – concept...
International audience• The secondary school neo-teachers were appointed in September 2010 without p...
Après avoir rappelé les caractéristiques sociographiques des corps enseignants en France et les prin...