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The teaching profession in XXIst Century Spain described through teacher testimonies
Autor(es)
Palabras clave
Profession
Teacher
Competencies
Testimonies
Spain
XXIst Century
Clasificación UNESCO
58 Pedagogía
Fecha de publicación
2020
Editor
Edizioni Università di Macerata,
Citación
Martin Fraile, B., Duran Martinez, R., & Parra Nieto, G. (2020). The teaching profession in XXIst Century Spain described through teacher testimonies. History of Education and Children's Literature, 15(1), 737-751. https://doi.org/10.1400/277362
Resumen
The various characteristics comprising the teaching profession is constantly
under review. Here we analyse the profile of a teacher by studying the perceptions that
teachers have regarding their own professional competencies and skills, highlighting the
societal demands placed on them and the way in which they respond. This study was
achieved by analysing 333 booklets containing the testimonies of retired teachers, randomly
selected from 1,500 booklets which comprise the collection of «Testimonies of School
Life» housed at the Pedagogical Museum of the University of Salamanca (Centro Museo
Pedagógico – CeMuPe). Among many other aspects, these booklets preserve the teachers’
reflections concerning the characteristics of their profession in the 21st century and the
professional skills needed most for performing their job satisfactorily. The analysis of the
teachers’ perceptions indicated that vocation is considered by the majority to be the most
important factor; female teachers place more importance on vocation than male teachers;
and young teachers advocate for a higher level of professionalism in their teaching practices.
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ISSN
1971-1093
DOI
10.1400/277364
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