Consultation process with mentors of trainees in high school education: reflecting on the essential professional activities of the profession
Consultation process with mentors of trainees in high school education: reflecting on the essential professional activities of the profession
- Josée-Anne Gouin, Université Laval, Canada
- Bernard Wentzel, Université Laval, Canada
- Hélène Gasc, Université Laval, Canada
Résumé
This study presents the first part of a consultation process focusing on the evaluation of the professional skills of interns in secondary education at a Quebec university. The frame of reference proposes 13 professional skills which are to be developed throughout the four years of initial training. However, the interpretation of these skills remains a challenge for mentors. Based on a conceptual framework relating to professional activities, a questionnaire and a group interview made it possible to reflect on the essential professional activities experienced by the pre-service teachers as well as the skills and dimensions mobilized for each of them.
Abstract
This study presents the first part of a consultation process focusing on the evaluation of the professional skills of interns in secondary education at a Quebec university. The frame of reference proposes 13 professional skills which are to be developed throughout the four years of initial training. However, the interpretation of these skills remains a challenge for mentors. Based on a conceptual framework relating to professional activities, a questionnaire and a group interview made it possible to reflect on the essential professional activities experienced by the pre-service teachers as well as the skills and dimensions mobilized for each of them.
Keywords
assessment, professional competencies, pre-service teachers, high school education, essential professional activities
To cite this article
Gouin, J.-A., Wentzel, B. et Gasc, H. (2023). Consultation process with mentors of trainees in high school education: reflecting on the essential professional activities of the profession. Formation et profession, 31(1), 1-19. https://dx.doi.org/10.18162/fp.2023.795