Sunday, May 10, 2015

International Handbook of Career Guidance

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International Handbook of Career Guidance_Springer International Handbooks of Education 
Contents:
  • Introduction: An international handbook of career guidance

Part I Educational and Vocational Guidance in a Social Context

  • Career guidance in a global world
  • Social contexts for career guidance throughout the world
  • Landscape with travellers: The context of careers in developed nations

Part II Theoretical Foundations

  • Helping people choose jobs: A history of the guidance profession
  • The big five career theories
  • Recent developments in career theories: The influences of constructivism and convergence
  • Decision-making models and career guidance
  • A constructivist approach to ethically grounded vocational development interventions for young people

  • Social contexts for career guidance throughout the world. Developmental-contextual perspectives on career across the lifespan
  • Theories in cross-cultural contexts

Part III Educational and Vocational Guidance in Practice

  • Career guidance and counselling in primary and secondary educational setting
  • On the shop floor: Guidance in the workplace
  • Career management: Taking control of the quality of work experiences
  • Qualification standards for career practitioners
  • The emergence of more dynamic counselling methods
  • Career guidance and public policy
  • Training career practitioners in the 21st century

Part IV Educational and Vocational Guidance with Specific Target Groups

  • Guidance for girls and women
  • Career guidance for persons with disabilities
  • Career guidance with immigrants
  • Coping with work and family role conflict: Career counselling considerations for women
  • Career guidance for at risk young people: Constructing a way forward

Part V Testing and Assessment in Educational and Vocational Guidance

  • Testing and assessment in an international context: Cross-and multi-cultural issues
  • Career maturity assessment in an international context
  • Interest assessment in an international context
  • Assessment of values and role salience
  • Cognitive measurement in career guidance
  • Qualitative career assessment: A higher profile in the 21st century?
  • Ethical issues in testing and assessment

Part VI Evaluation of Educational and Vocational Guidance

  • Quantitative research synthesis: The use of Meta-Analysis in career guidance and vocational psychology
  • Action theory: An integrative paradigm for research and evaluation in career
  • Using longitudinal methodology in career guidance research
  • Evaluation of career guidance programs

Conclusion

  • An international and social perspective on career guidance
 

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