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Deprofessionalisation

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Deprofessionalisation
A ‘condition’ in which autonomy—a defining characteristic of a professional—is lost by a professional


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Furthermore, we have seen the marginalisation of foresters and the deprofessionalisation of senior management in forestry agencies in this era of the omnipotent generalist manager.
Clearly, teaching students about the distinctive characteristics of the profession they aspire to is vital for professional socialisation, but all too often this has led to protectionism and negative concerns of horizontal and vertical encroachment, deprofessionalisation and the emergence of what Donald Light called 'countervailing powers' (Dent, 2003; Light, 1993; Lupton, 1995).
I fully subscribe in the same way to Bob's critical reflections on a concept like "professional learning community," a concept that is very appealing at first sight, but that may serve very different agendas, some of them only contributing to teachers' deprofessionalisation (Kelchtermans, 2006, 2007b).
 
 
 
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