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Pedagogical Support For Personal And Professional Self-Determination Of Foster Children

Table 1:

Formable qualities The essence of the formed qualities in accordance with the age group of children living in foster families
Primary school age(7-10 years) Younger teens (11-13 years) Average teens (14-16 years)
Autonomy Forming an idea of the world of professions and awareness of one's place in it Expanding the idea of the importance of the right choice of profession for life self-determination Determining the content of the concept of autonomy, applying the acquired knowledge in practice
Awareness of the world of professions and the ability to correlate this information with their characteristics Broadening the horizons of foster children, developing interest in the most common professions Creating the volume and effectiveness of knowledge about the world of professions Informing about the diversity of professions and their features
The ability of decision-making Expanding knowledge about people's production activities, developing self-planning skills Forming an idea of their future professional image, developing the ability to realize their goals and values and building their life plans Shaping the image of a future profession
The ability in planning one’s professional life The development of the ability to realistic assess the profession The formation of skills at work when achieving personal goals; when choosing a profession The formation of planning skills
The positive emotional attitude to the need to make a choice and make a decision The development of the respect for work and people of work Expanding ideas about various professions Becoming familiar with the “range” of professions
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