LES ÉPREUVES QUI DONNENT SENS AU RÔLE D’ACCOMPAGNEMENT DES ENSEIGNANTS ASSOCIÉS
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professional experience, associate teachers, professional career path, challenge trials, support, vocational educationAbstract
Cette contribution porte sur l’expérience professionnelle des enseignants associés qui interviennent auprès des stagiaires en formation à l’enseignement professionnel. En s’appuyant sur les notions d’épreuve et d’expérience, cet article porte un regard original sur le parcours professionnel des enseignants associés étudié à travers d’une recherche doctorale. Principalement dégagés à partir d’entretiens biographiques et d’une démarche d’analyse structurale, les résultats rapportent trois principaux évènements constituant des épreuves partagées par les enseignants associés. Ils décrivent l’influence de ces évènements dans l’appropriation de ce rôle professionnel. Les conclusions appuient, entre autres, l’importance du soutien reçu pendant l’insertion dans la profession, ainsi que la formation universitaire associée, non pas par rapport au rôle d’enseignant, mais pour celui d’enseignant associé.
CHALLENGES THAT GIVE MEANING TO ASSOCIATE TEACHERS’ MENTORSHIP OF PRACTICUM STUDENTS
In this article, associate teachers’ professional experiences are studied through the concepts of trial and experience. The adoption of these concepts allows for a novel view of the professional career paths of associate teachers working with students completing fieldwork in professional teacher training. The study was conducted through doctoral research in which biographical interviews and structural analysis approach were mobilised. Results show three main events that make up challenge trials that are shared among associate teachers. These results demonstrate the influence of these events in the adoption of this professional role. Moreover, support received during their integration process in their profession as well as the associated studies implemented from the university play an important role in associate teacher’s roles whereas that is not the case in teacher’s roles in general.
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