Article 2007

Guidance in the area of socio-emotional competencies for secondary students in multicultural contexts

Electronic Journal of Research in Educational Psychology
Journal · Vol. 5 · Issue 11 · pp. 159-178
Abstract

One of the aims of Educational Guidance is social development and learning in Sec-ondary Education students who are in multicultural contexts. An increase in socioemotional competencies is promoted through Guidance program interventions. The Guidance Program for Socioemotional Competencies (in Spanish, POCOSE) not only improves students' learn-ing process and academic performance, it also favors their integration socially and at school, thus exercising a preventive function against future school failure and other risk factors, such as absenteeism, school dropout, or violence (bullying). The broad cultural diversity which characterizes our Educational System requires identification of socioemotional competencies that are positively related to optimal learning and better socio-educational adjustment of secondary students who are in multicultural con-texts, as well as identifying existing cultural differences in the process of teaching and learning these competencies. There is also a need for scientifically-validated programs for guidance and training in socio-emotional competencies, since these are an appropriate way to improve learning and socio-educational adjustment of Secondary Education students. © 2007 Universidad de Almeria.

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Counseling Guidance programs Multicultural con-texts Socio-emotional competencies

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Author Affiliations
Departamento MIDE, Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Madrid, Spain
Funding & Acknowledgements
Ministry of Education
Grant: SEJ2004-07648/EDUC
Funding text 1: Other national, European and international projects included in this line of research are: the European Accreditation Scheme for Career Guidance Practitioners (Leonardo da Vinci Program, 2006); The International Counsellor Qualification Standards (International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance and UNED Vice-Rectory of Research 2000-2004); New Skills for a New Future: Higher Education Guidance and Counselling Services in the European Union (Leonardo da Vinci. European Commission, 1998-1999) and the development of a European Training Programme for Staff in Educational and Vocational Guidance following the Competency Based Approach (Task Force, Human Resources, Education, Training and Youth. Commission of the European Community; Agreement nr. 91-211-ptx-164, 1991-1998). This course of research which addresses the topic of this project offers guarantees for both process rigor and for reliability of outcomes that can be drawn from the present research.; Funding text 2: One of the most relevant Career Guidance programs in this area is the Guidance Program for Socio-emotional Competencies (in Spanish, POCOSE). This program forms part of the R&D Project, “Guidance and development of socio-emotional competencies through business internships”, funded by the Ministry of Education (SEJ2004-07648/EDUC), and led by Repetto (2005-2007).
European Commission
Funding text 1: Other national, European and international projects included in this line of research are: the European Accreditation Scheme for Career Guidance Practitioners (Leonardo da Vinci Program, 2006); The International Counsellor Qualification Standards (International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance and UNED Vice-Rectory of Research 2000-2004); New Skills for a New Future: Higher Education Guidance and Counselling Services in the European Union (Leonardo da Vinci. European Commission, 1998-1999) and the development of a European Training Programme for Staff in Educational and Vocational Guidance following the Competency Based Approach (Task Force, Human Resources, Education, Training and Youth. Commission of the European Community; Agreement nr. 91-211-ptx-164, 1991-1998). This course of research which addresses the topic of this project offers guarantees for both process rigor and for reliability of outcomes that can be drawn from the present research.; Funding text 2: One of the most relevant Career Guidance programs in this area is the Guidance Program for Socio-emotional Competencies (in Spanish, POCOSE). This program forms part of the R&D Project, “Guidance and development of socio-emotional competencies through business internships”, funded by the Ministry of Education (SEJ2004-07648/EDUC), and led by Repetto (2005-2007).
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  • EID 2-s2.0-85043473911
  • Language English