THE TEACHER'S PERSONALITY. STUDENTS` EPRESENTATIONS
Keywords:
professionalization, standards, skills, teacher personality.Abstract
The professionalization for teaching career is generally analyzed in terms of a process of initial and continuous training of teachers, on the basis of national and international professional standards/skills. We note, however, that preparing for a teaching career does not guarantee anybody that they will become a good teacher, a more careful approach to other factors which take part in an eventual success being necessary. From this perspective, in the present study, we propose to identify the representations of students related to: motivation considered for a teaching career, self-perception regarding career suitability, personality characteristics of successful teachers, aspects of self-evaluation of their personality.
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