2015
DOI: 10.15823/p.2015.019
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Elements of an Educational Environments Empowering Students to Perform Reasoning on Their Career Choice

Abstract: Anotacija. Straipsnyje aptariami edukacinių aplinkų, įgalinančių mokinius svarstyti karjeros pasirinkimą, elementai. Pateikiami empirinio kokybinio tyrimo rezultatai. Atskleidžiami pagrindiniai elementai: edukacinės institucijos įgalinimo sąlygos, ugdymo karjerai procese veikiantys subjektai, edukacinės technologijos, orientacija į mokinio pasirengimo svarstyti karjeros pasirinkimą lygį, svarstyti įgalinančios veiklos, artimų žmonių aplinka.Esminiai žodžiai: edukacinės aplinkos, svarstymas, įgalinimas svarstyt… Show more

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“…Career education is an essential mechanism for a pupil in the transition period from school to further education, work and personal life that cover the exploration of unique self-perception, information about the world and deal with various contexts such as family, surrounding environment, cultural values, unplanned personal events, which can potentially influence further career decisions. Therefore, students need help in choosing a career so that in the future they could become self-confident citizens, able to integrate in the ever-changing labour market conditions (Surgėlienė, 2014). However, according to Surgėlienė (2014), Keele, Swann, & Davie-Smythe (2020), Chen & Hong (2020), Yang & Wong (2020), even though the system of career education at school has received great interest and is constantly updated it is still not consistent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Career education is an essential mechanism for a pupil in the transition period from school to further education, work and personal life that cover the exploration of unique self-perception, information about the world and deal with various contexts such as family, surrounding environment, cultural values, unplanned personal events, which can potentially influence further career decisions. Therefore, students need help in choosing a career so that in the future they could become self-confident citizens, able to integrate in the ever-changing labour market conditions (Surgėlienė, 2014). However, according to Surgėlienė (2014), Keele, Swann, & Davie-Smythe (2020), Chen & Hong (2020), Yang & Wong (2020), even though the system of career education at school has received great interest and is constantly updated it is still not consistent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, students need help in choosing a career so that in the future they could become self-confident citizens, able to integrate in the ever-changing labour market conditions (Surgėlienė, 2014). However, according to Surgėlienė (2014), Keele, Swann, & Davie-Smythe (2020), Chen & Hong (2020), Yang & Wong (2020), even though the system of career education at school has received great interest and is constantly updated it is still not consistent. There are multiple barriers for pupils to explore their future career possibilities and to take the right actions on that, especially for various vulnerable groups to whom this service is restricted due to certain internal and external conflicts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of management the research is mostly focused on the process of career decision making (Germay, Verschueren, 2007;Lent et al, 2016) and its continuity throughout the life (Jarvis, 2003). While in Characteristics of Generations X and Y Educational Career-related Choices 39 education the educational opportunities for the ability to make career decisions (Augustinienė, 2007), empowering environment for career decision-making (Surgėlienė, 2014;Garcia et al, 2015), career determinants (Urbonavičiūtė, 2010;Cordeiro, 2015;Wehmeyer et al, 2018), career assumptions (Augustinienė, Stanišauskienė, 2013) and the dynamics of career decisions are analysed (Stanišauskienė, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%