Formation par concordance de raisonnement pour les directions d’établissement scolaire novices : une recherche-développement
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Cet article présente les résultats d’une recherche-développement appuyée sur un modèle de leadership pédagogique (Hallinger et Wang, 2015). Nous visions à 1) adapter les principes méthodologiques de la formation par concordance (Charlin et Fernandez, 2016), pour offrir une occasion de développement professionnel à des directions d’établissement scolaire novices, 2) documenter leurs perceptions sur la pertinence de ce type de formation et de ses effets sur la pratique et 3) énoncer certaines indications pour son utilisation. Nos résultats montrent que recourir à la formation par concordance pour les directions d’établissement scolaire est possible et pertinent dans le cadre de leur socialisation professionnelle. Pour les personnes formatrices en gestion scolaire, mais aussi dans d’autres champs des sciences de l’éducation ou domaines (comme les sciences de la santé), utiliser ce type d’approche pédagogique est avantageux et facilité par la disponibilité d’un guide pour les accompagner.
This article presents the findings of a research and development initiative grounded in an educational leadership model (Hallinger and Wang, 2015). We aimed to 1) adapt the methodological principles of learning by concordance (Charlin and Fernandez, 2016) to provide a professional development opportunity for novice school principals, 2) document their perceptions of the relevance of training approach and its effects on their practice, and 3) offer guidelines for its implementation. Our results indicate that applying learning by concordance for school principals is both feasible and relevant in the context of their professional socialization. This pedagogical approach proves beneficial for trainers in school management and other fields, such as educational and health sciences, particularly with the support of a dedicated implementation guide.
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