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Bibliographic description:
Bazarova T.
THE SOCIAL AND PEDAGOGICAL BASES OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE FOR INMATES OF A CHILDREN'S HOME // BSU bulletin. Philosophy. - 2016. №1. Педагогика. Pedagogy. - С. 165-171.
Title:
THE SOCIAL AND PEDAGOGICAL BASES OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE FOR INMATES OF A CHILDREN'S HOME
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DOI: 10.18101/1994-0866-2016-1-165-171UDK: 371
Annotation:
The article deals with the various aspects of vocational guidance for orphans and
children without parental care in the conditions of boarding schools. We characterized
the purpose, objectives, content, forms and methods of vocational guidance
work aimed at сareer сhoice readiness of school children, highlighted the specific
aspects of this activity in children's homes. The monitoring of the considered problem
was carried out on the basis of Kamensky Children's Home of the Buryat Republic,
the results showed the achievements, problems and prospects of career guidance
development in boarding schools. The results from this study showed the necessity
of activation the psychological, educational and legal assistance of boarding
school graduates, as well as the strengthening of individual work, which contribute
to fulfillment of child’s personal potential as a basis for his professional and personal
identity.
Keywords:
inmate of a children's home, vocational guidance work, carrier guidance, professional identity, social adaptation, socialization, profession.
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