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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The Relationships Among Perceived Effectiveness of Network-Building Training Approaches, Extent of Advice Networks, and Perceived Individual Job Performance Among Employees in a Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in Korea

Hwang, Sun Ok 25 August 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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An Evaluation of an Integrated Didactic and Experimental Training Approach for the Interpersonal Skills of Sheltered Workshop Supervisors

Kelley, Nelson Lane, 1937- 12 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a three-day session using an integrated didactic and experiential approach for training in interpersonal skills for sheltered workshop supervisors.
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Postoje studentů středních škol k tělesné výchově v okrese České Budějovice \\ / Approach of the sedondary school students to the Physical Training in the district of České Budějovice

ŠIMKOVÁ, Lucie January 2009 (has links)
By using indirect method of analyzing standard questionnaire, we can assess the approach of the students to the Physical Training. The DIPO-J questionnaire was used at secondary schools in disctrict of České Budějovice. The questionnaire consists of sixty questions dividend into six dimensions according to the approaches. A particular numer of points is assigned to each reply. Then we can compare the results among the surveyed schools according to the sex and also these results can be compared to the previous thesis on the same theme. The questionnaire is focused on students` approach to the Physical Training as a required subject at secondary shools. These approaches reflect the Physical Training teachers as a object and subject of the education process. We can view from the obtained results the current situation of the Physical Training education and we can consider if there is need to change it.
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Analyse descriptive de la formation initiale des enseignants d’éducation physique en Finlande

Paradis, Philippe 07 1900 (has links)
L’excellence et l’innovation du système d’éducation en Finlande soulèvent la curiosité et la fascination à l’international. Ce système scolaire se démarque notamment en éducation physique et à la santé (ÉPS), où les pratiques et programmes novateurs ont contribué dans les dernières années à diminuer la prévalence de sédentarité et augmenter la proportion de jeunes actifs au sein de leur population. Un rapport de la Active Healthy Kids Global Alliance (2018) place ce pays nordique au premier rang mondial pour l’influence du milieu scolaire à favoriser l’activité physique (AP) chez les jeunes de 5 à 17 ans. Une cause soulevée pour expliquer leurs succès est la qualité de la formation des enseignants. Notre recherche qualitative descriptive a permis de mieux comprendre comment les enseignants d’ÉPS sont préparés à promouvoir l’AP chez les élèves dans deux universités-cas, soit l’Université Jyväskylä et l’Université Oulu. Nous nous sommes intéressés au modèle des approches de formation tel que conceptualisé par Paquay (1994), que nous avons adapté à la formation des enseignants d’éducation physique (FEEP). Le modèle écologique explicatif de la promotion de l’AP a également servi de grille d’analyse secondaire à notre recherche. Notre analyse documentaire s’est penchée sur des documents légaux, politiques, sur les programmes de formation des enseignants, sur des mémoires de recherche d’étudiants, sur des documents de promotion de l’AP ainsi que sur les curriculums en ÉPS. Notre recherche a également permis de comprendre le contexte sociologique dans lequel la FEEP prend forme grâce à un séjour d’études en Finlande et une collecte dans un journal de bord de nos réflexions personnelles sur le contexte social et l’expérience de FEEP finlandaise. Nous concluons qu’il existe une forte culture du développement de la personne, de la criticité, de la recherche et de la psychologie positive dans la FEEP en Finlande. Nous avons constaté qu’il existe une culture de l’AP à l’école en Finlande, développée notamment par une vision globale de la promotion de l’AP dans les programmes de formation des enseignants de classe et en FEEP. Notre recherche a également cherché à dégager des avenues de promotion de l’AP pour les programmes de FEEP du Québec. Bien qu’en apparence les deux contextes présentent des similitudes qui permettent d’espérer faire le transfert d’éléments de FEEP, les distinctions propres aux contextes socio-historico-culturel et à la valeur de l’éducation dans les deux contextes posent d’importantes limites aux possibilités de transfert. / The excellence of the Finnish education system brought great attention from all over the world in the past decade. Physical education (PE) classes have shown great efficiency to address inactivity and increase physical activity (PA) in the youth Finnish population. Finland ranks first among the world for the impact that school has on the PA level of youth in the 2018 report of the Active Healthy Kids Global Alliance. One of the reasons raised to explain this success is the high quality of the teacher training, and the great preparation to contemporary issues in PE and PA promotion. Our qualitative descriptive research improved our understanding of how PE teachers are trained to promote PA at school. Our research was framed by Paquay’s (1994) typology of teacher training approaches. We adapted Paquay’s typology to the specificities of PE teacher training. Our document analysis explored two PE teacher education (PETE) programs, one at University of Oulu and the PETE program at University Jyväskylä. We also explored legal and political documents related to PETE and the Finnish school PE programs, and collected data in a diary during a four months' stay in Finland to explore the sociological context that produces these PETE programs. We observed a strong culture of personal and professional growth, a culture of reflexivity and a culture of positive psychology based on the foundational approach to teacher training. There is also a culture of physical activity in Finnish schools. The Finnish School on the Move! program, the social context positive to PA, the classroom teacher training in PE and the multi-approach way to train PE teachers contributes to such a culture of PA in schools. Our research also looked after avenues of transfer of the Finnish PETE programs to the PETE programs in Quebec. Even though the two contexts might look similar at first, we observed significant distinctions that may inhibit the possibilities of transfer. There are great differences that, according to our understanding of both contexts, cannot be ignored in the socio-historic-cultural context and the social value given to teachers and education.

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