進路指導の実態と課題-中学校・高等学校における指導体制と実践を中心にして-

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Career guidance (educational and vocational guidance) provided by the school is in general a process of growth by which school teachers give systematic and continual helpe to their students with their individual material and educational and vocational information, and through career exploration and career counselling. It should enable students to choose their future career and to promote their ability to adjust to their own way of life in future. In the contemporary Japanese schools, however, teachers seem to think that career guidance is just a selection of work and placement. Therefore, real career guidance doer not exist in Japanese school activities. Actual situation of career guidance in our schools are such that junior high school students must accept their dramatic social birth and also select their career by their final marks in the ninth grade.
日本教育社会学会の論文
1977-09-30