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The theme of the Carrefour de l'orientation ( to register, send email acoc@videotron.ca ; pay site costs $ 30: check payable to the ACOC; other information will be emailed to registrants only ) will be: support the educational and vocational guidance: methods for integrating a better consideration of social relationships of our clients. Workshop Description: Self-knowledge involves the initial "re" self-knowledge. Social relations of our customers help to mobilize support and thoughts, emotions and behavior favorable to the project construction professional young adults. However, how to incorporate these 'external' to the process one by one? The workshop aims to describe the different roles that can be played by social relations based on the nature and forms of interaction, as well as suggest ways of thinking and appropriate intervention. Speaker: Louis Cournoyer, co is a professor in career counseling at the University of Quebec at Montreal. His research focuses on persistence in college, construction of the professional project for young adults and the role of social relationships and social networks on educational and vocational guidance. Guidance counselor for 15 years, he has varied experience with young adults and adults. He is involved in several professional committees for the purpose of professional development co

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More than 200 exhibitors at the 16th Education Fair Employment Quebec. From October 27 to 30, more than 200 exhibitors held the red carpet for the thousands of visitors expected at the 16th Education Fair Use of Quebec, Expo Exhibition Centre City. At the image of the vitality of the region, the event starts on page one day with Web 2.0, and more interactive stations where visitors can experience various occupations. From Wednesday 9 pm, vocational centers, colleges, universities, professional bodies and other specialists in the world of employment will be present at the rendezvous where some 18,000 visitors are expected. The Fair is aimed at young people but also to workers who wish to reinvigorate their careers or explore new opportunities. To prepare for his visit to the Salon, the tool the way to my career, available www.SalonEducationEmploi.com allows visitors to better target their needs and plan their route among the exhibitors, according to their interests. The Education Fair Use of the Quebec Exhibition Centre (ExpoCité) Admission is free (cost of parking on site ExpoCité: $ 7) Wednesday, October 27: 9 pm to 16 pm Thursday, October 28: 9 pm to 16 pm Friday, October 29: 9 pm to 20 pm Saturday, October 30: 9 pm to 16 pm Information: http://www.saloneducationemploi.com/

Integration of Pupils : CEGEPs disappointed to be excluded. According FNEEQ struggling students are more likely to attend colleges. They would, however, very late in the integration of these young people. Several groups will not participate in the day ministerial meeting on the integration of children in difficulty, held in Quebec City today and meet a hundred participants. But according to Education Minister Line Beauchamp, the excluded must not worry because today's meeting "is not an end." Today's discussions will focus not only on integration in elementary and secondary schools. Federation National Teachers of Quebec (FNEEQ), which represents teachers college, sad not to participate. "We will be there, but we will not have the right to speak," says Vice-President FNEEQ Michelle Thibodeau. This explains why colleges are attracting more and more students with difficulties. "Growth is super fast. Note the presence of these students, especially the last two years, "says Thibodeau. She said the colleges are "very late" in terms of integration. "It's chaos in colleges. Because we do not know what to do with these kids. Services offered vary from one place to another. Teachers lack information and training to deal with this new reality, "says Thibodeau. Brigitte Gagne teaches special education at the Cégep de Sherbrooke since 1986. It notes that a growing number of pupils attending his classes. "For three or four years, young people tell us they have attention deficit disorder. They are on medication. We must make modifications to them, "she notes. Ms. Gagne said that the main change is that teachers should provide more time outside the classroom to help these students. "Teachers should take time to adapt their teaching materials and assessments, "says Thibodeau, who believes that the Department should consider the new reality of colleges in terms of integration. Besides the colleges, a group of organizations that help troubled youth complain of being excluded from the meeting today. These organizations joined together in the Rally commitment to young people outside the school system (REJESS) and will be here this afternoon in Quebec City in hopes of talking to the Minister Beauchamp. "It's always the same voices that are heard. We work with young people excluded from regular classes for nearly 30 years. We have things to say, "says Suzanne Daneau, coordinator of The Mailbox Longueuil and spokesman REJESS. www.cyberpresse.ca/actualites/quebec-canada/education/201010/25/01-4335730-integration-des-eleves-en-difficulte-les-cegeps-decus-detre-exclus.php

Ministerial Meeting on the integration of pupils
The Federation of colleges participating today as an observer in the Ministerial Meeting on the integration of students. Although the meeting is on the primary-secondary issues related to students difficulties are also present at the college, and that more and more. Indeed, there has been some years a very significant increase in the number of students and students with learning disabilities or mental health problems. According to preliminary data from the Federation of colleges, for all 48 colleges, the number of students increased from 136 in fall 2000 to fall 1071 to 2008, which represents almost eight times more. These figures are minimal and could be higher in reality, especially because students experiencing these disorders are not diagnosed or reported all as they arrive at college. Moreover, colleges welcome customers with disabilities "traditional", which rose from 303 in fall 2000 to 778 in fall 2007. Even if the client called emerging increases in college, it is wrong to claim, as does FNEEQ in a statement released this morning in a newspaper that "there is chaos in colleges." The colleges do their utmost to provide students with learning disabilities or mental health specific services they need to succeed in their college courses and essential skills their social and professional integration. The organization of these services and their financing are also the subject of discussions within the Federation of colleges, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, to better tailor those services to new realities. Besides the needs of students themselves, the colleges are aware that teachers, professional staff and support staff who work with these clients should also be supported. With this in mind that after the last round of collective bargaining, a new mandate was given to a joint committee with the FEC FNEEQ and to analyze the problem of emerging clientele and their impact on teaching. Other measures have also been put in place after the negotiations, including the creation of new bodies in specialized employment services to be rendered to these clients. For professional staff, it is consulting and services tailored to support staff, coaches and technicians in special education. This new body of work will not only improve service to customers but also emerging to support teachers who work with these students and these students. www.newswire.ca/fr/releases/archive/October2010/25/c5659.html

The webseries Generation C is a tool school information unique and original. Through engaging characters, we discover life at Cégep de Chicoutimi, from episode to episode, week after week, the various programs we are revealed. This new kind of web series featuring students from Cégep de Chicoutimi. The basics are simple: a College, students, teachers, studies, existential questions of friendship, love and projects in mind! Five of them live in a rooming house and develop a friendship foolproof ... In this first season of seven "wepisodes, which take place over a school year, Marilou (Architectural Technology) Felix (Technology Engineering Civil), Olivier (Electronics Technology (Telecommunications and Networking)), Cassiopeia (Techniques of Informatics), Jodie (physical rehabilitation techniques), Catherine (visual arts) and Emily (Nursing) us into their world college and give us an overview their curriculum. A second season will follow in January. Try to follow! http://appx.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca/generationc/

Letter opinion of the former Director General of Collège Ahuntsic - " How is it that it is easier being admitted to a university certificate as proof of college? " www.ameqenligne.com/nouvelle_detail.asp?ID=142285

Training for the future: technical office
Each week, The Press presents a curriculum that offers excellent prospects employment and graduate who talks about his career. Training this week: DEC in office with desktop publishing and hypermedia profile. Graduated: Caroline Huynh, 20, office technician in the Department of Transportation. Studied: Rosemont College and completed his training last summer. Found a job: at the end of her studies because she was hired by the employer where she completed her internship. She likes: having stability and a fixed salary to the government. She enjoyed the creative and artistic side of his program, but chose this employer primarily for job security. However, skills graphic design it greatly useful to the layout of reports. At 20, she already hopes to obtain permanent employment in that department. It's a winning team: because there are not enough graduates to market needs. "Last year we received 150 job vacancies for 15 graduates," says Carole Bellemare, program coordinator at Rosemont College. All businesses need administrative assistants. In addition, the desktop profile and hypermedia makes these attractive candidates because they are capable of making graphics and websites. They are very versatile. "Annual starting salary?: Around $ 35 000 (Source: Rosemont College) Opportunities: organizations from all sectors, public and private. http://lapresseaffaires.cyberpresse.ca/carrieresemplois/201010/15/01-4332899-formations-davenir-techniques-de-bureautique.php

5300 positions will be available by the end of 2012 , which 1700 this year. One more reason to learn about the challenges and prospects offered jobs in damage insurance! www.monemploi.com/mon_emploi/communiques/300-postes-seront-disponibles-ici-fin-8604.html

Cégep de Rivière-du-Loup - The remarkable facilities for future paramedics www.cegep-rdl.qc.ca/communiques/communique.php?com=1520

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Federal Public Service: the club of $ 100 000 explodes. The number of federal employees who earn more than $ 100 000 exploded last year as a result of the signing of numerous agreements involving federal workers. There were over 40 000 during the last fiscal year, an increase of 70% over the previous year. This is equivalent to 16% of full-time federal employees. http://lapresseaffaires.cyberpresse.ca/economie/canada/201010/20/01-4334534-fonction-publique-federale-le-club-des-100-000-explose.php

This website, produced in France, presents the wide world of occupations surrounding chemistry. This science as well as its benefits are is ubiquitous in our daily lives. Chemistry, our ally every day! See the "Discover Chemistry" and "Hot" in the left menu to familiarize yourself with the area. In the center column on the site, perform tests to identify what area of chemistry is best for you. Watch video vignettes by visiting the "Our business in videos," in the upper right of the site. Other interesting topics and instructive references to other Web sites are also proposed. Although the occupations described are practiced in France, you will find similarities with what is done in Quebec. Are you done for chemistry? http://lesmetiersdelachimie.com/fr

Medical Students Trois-Rivières stand. Medical students are trained on the campus of the University of Montreal and Trois-Rivieres excel in their discipline. They have in effect obtained the best results at the last review of the Medical Council of Canada, beating students from 17 faculties medicine across the country. Taking into account the results obtained by students in Montreal, which belong to the same faculty, the University of Montreal is the second largest in Canada. www.radio-canada.ca/regions/mauricie/2010/10/20/003-resultat-etudiant-medecine-tr.shtml Medical Students: the best in Canada. These are some medical students in the second cohort campus Mauricie. They won top honors in medicine examination in spring 2010, exceeding the results of the faculties of Toronto, Vancouver and McGill. www.cyberpresse.ca/le-nouvelliste/actualites/201010/20/01-4334188-etudiants-en-medecine-les-meilleurs-au-canada.php

Documentation Training
Produced by CLIC FP Vocational training on the island of Montreal, the site invites users to discover the various paths people have chosen a profession of vocational training: Drawing Building Set-up and molding machines Plumbing Heating and furniture refinishing woodwork-desk hotel Precision Machining Stationary Machine Mechanics Professional Cooking Meat Retail Boiler The site contains information on trades FP! Take a tour to learn more! http://clicfp.qc.ca/fr/vivre.php

EDUCATION Class "ordinary" dysfunctional. Marie-Christine taught last year in a Grade 6 class in a primary school in the district Limoilou in Quebec City. Of 24 students, 11 were lower than Grade 6, two of which had not passed the 1st and 2nd year. The class of Marie-Christine had three students conduct disorder, three with learning difficulties, two who were having an "attention deficit disorder 'more than four children whose mother tongue. "The child who is 11 years and is in Grade 1 or Grade 2 does not understand what I teach history, geography or science because the vocabulary and reading are not suitable. I had to adapt my teaching. I had notebooks for each of these levels so that children can walk. I had to newsletters at different levels in French and mathematics. Except that one time you burn to the task, "says the young teacher. Two reasons explain the presence of students who are behind in school in 6th grade Marie-Christine. First class accommodations for students with difficulties have been minimized, for budgetary reasons, "she said. In addition, students may intensify once. Subsequently, they are integrated into regular classes, regardless of their educational backwardness, says Marie-Christine. "It would have the school board to reopen and have sub-class accommodation in our schools," the teacher calls. Marie-Christine believes that the 12 students in Grade 6 level it had last year have been penalized. Their parents expected me to provide them five hours of instruction per day. They were penalized because I devoted 40% of my time to my classroom management for students in special and difficult circumstances. "At the end of last school year, last year, Marie-Christine has done to his students after the exam level where they were. All were successful, "she said. This year, all will undergo a review of 6e, regardless of their level. "I may be 50% of my students who will spend. I'll go for a bad teacher, Marie-Christine provides. http://lejournaldequebec.canoe.ca/journaldequebec/actualites/national/archives/2010/10/20101026-000553.html

Students with special needs. Overcoming the problems of integration. The Minister of Education of Quebec, Line Beauchamp, opened the forum discussions on the integration of students with learning difficulties by an admission of failure. Before a hundred representatives from the education community met in Quebec, she said that in 10 years, their integration into regular classes had not yielded the expected results. Approximately 163 000 students in Quebec are in difficulty or disability. This is one in five students in secondary classes, and only 25% of them manage to get graduation, even if Quebec injects more resources into special education. "The integration of these children in need represents a success rate right now - if we define success through graduation or qualification - one in four. As Education Minister, I must send a signal that, yes, if there are things moving, if I'm upset, I'll do, "she said. The president of the Fédération des commissions scolaires du Québec agrees. "There is something that does not work. You know, when it comes to not infringe the rights of other students in class when we talk undue hardship, no tags around it, "says Josée Bouchard. "There is an old principle: 10% of pupils in a class, the top will pull down. Delivered 30% of pupils in a class, the low will pull up. Something like that the problem of education in a decade ", Réjean Parent, president of the Centrale des syndicats du Québec www.radio-canada.ca/nouvelles/societe/2010/10/25/002-education -integration-eleves.shtml

Life at Work. Attention deficit to work. Procrastination chronic repeated oversights and poor organizational characteristics are not attractive to an employer. More than a lack of will, in some cases it is a disease that is treatable: Disorder Attention Deficit. If a person who hopes for a promotion is entrusted with the management of an important meeting in the absence of his boss, it is hard to forget it over the weekend. Yet it has happened to Duane Gordon, 47, a technical writer in Montreal. "On Monday morning, I waited with other employees in the meeting room. I completely forgot to replace my boss! " admits it. At that time, Duane Gordon knew that his memory problems were symptomatic of a disorder of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD, see box). http://carriere.jobboom.com/mode-vie/vie-travail/2010/10/12/15660146-jm.html

Generation Y: slobbering, selfish and spoiled? The director of the documentary miniseries Y manual, Eza Paventi, followed six young in the heart of Generation Y, from diverse backgrounds. They speak frankly about what characterizes them. The documentary miniseries Y manual, airing on Tuesday on Canal Vie at 20h, paints a portrait of this pretty amazing generation that refuses to fit the mold. They have 20 to 30 years - some say up to 35 years - and want to have decent working hours and interesting jobs there, immediately, bypassing the usual route. They often stay longer with their parents, and they do not pray are to meet their needs even in adulthood. www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/arts-et-spectacles/television-et-radio/201010/20/01-4334521-generation-y-baveux-egoistes-et-trop-gates.php

A disturbing picture of the sexuality of young people in the DPJ. One study surveyed adolescents placed in rehabilitation centers and group homes in Montreal, Laval, Montérégie, Laurentians and Eastern Townships. Nearly half of teens under the responsibility of the Directorate of Youth Protection (DYP) have had group sex in their lives, and this has happened to them on average three times each. This is revealed - among other things - the preliminary report of a study entitled troubling Sex, drugs and other health issues of particular concern as regards girls youth centers. Data were obtained from 610 adolescents aged on average 15.7 years, placed in rehabilitation centers and group homes in Montreal, Laval, Montérégie, Laurentians and Eastern Townships. Nearly half of teenage girls are "placed" have already attempted suicide during their lives, says study by the National Institute of Public Health (INSP) and the Directorate of Public Health of Montreal (DSP) . We also learn that two thirds of girls have already delivered to self-harm and 36% suffer from anorexia or bulimia. www.cyberpresse.ca/actualites/201010/21/01-4334921-un-portrait-troublant-de-la-sexualite-des-jeunes-de-la-dpj.php

Mobility of labor: Quebec interests worldwide. Minister Clement believes that to avoid a shortage of skilled labor, it will multiply the agreements similar to that between the provinces of Ontario and France. http://lapresseaffaires.cyberpresse.ca/economie/quebec/201010/18/01-4333456-mobilite-de-la-main-doeuvre-le-quebec-interesse-le-monde.php

EDUCATION The "normal" penalized. CSQ prevents the Department of Education that we must stop "to skim" regular classes and increase services for students. The public school is crumbling under the weight of his class called "regular" because it is overloaded with students with disabilities or with difficulties of all kinds, denounce teachers' unions and professionals. "When you have a child who has temper tantrums all day long, how does the teacher about the program and content and to meet the expectations of other students? Asks Manon Bernard, president of the Federation of Education (ESF). Deserted by the students' normal "Who go to private school or specific program, the class becomes a regular" catch-all "where students with disabilities alongside students in learning disability or behavior and that those who are at risk fail because that teachers are overwhelmed by the enormity of the task. http://lejournaldequebec.canoe.ca/journaldequebec/actualites/quebec/archives/2010/10/20101019-220935.html

EDUCATION A customer who gets heavier. The school population disability or difficulty has jumped 20% in seven years in the network public school. The Ministry of Education, Recreation and Sport (MELS) had identified 162,800 students with special needs (Special Needs) in the primary and secondary term of 2009-2010, a total customer base of 885 575 students. Between 2002-2003 and 2009-2010, the clientele of students SHSMLD was burdened by 34% in secondary schools representing 22% of the workforce compared to 17.9% in the primary. http://lejournaldequebec.canoe.ca/journaldequebec/actualites/quebec/archives/2010/10/20101019-220724.html

videos on the internet for help adolescent homosexuals. A spontaneous moving campaign was launched in the United States via YouTube to support victims of homophobia gay teens, after a wave of suicides of young people across the country. http://technaute.cyberpresse.ca/nouvelles/internet/201010/21/01-4334620-des-videos-sur-internet-au-secours-des-adolescents-homosexuels.php

What strategies study do you teach your students? A recent article in The New York Times demonstrates the falsity of a number of boards frequently transmitted on the study. The contribution of recent research? No, rather the results investigations and experiments carried out and taken over the last thirty years, but whose distribution does not significantly change beliefs. Here are some tips refuted by scientific studies and recommendations as appropriate. Usual advice: Look at the same place, conducive to concentration. Recommendation: Diversify the study sites. Explanation: The change in study sites enhances memory, brain study involving objects and sensations caused by the environment. The multiplicity of associations established with the same object of knowledge enriches its procurement process and promotes memorization long term. Usual advice: Make a long period of exercises or study type. Recommendation: Work in one sitting, alternately, several related skills. Explanation: The alternation produces deeper learning, involves an intellectual rather than continuing the mindless and repetitive application of a strategy or recognition of same mechanical surface treatment. Usual advice: Be prepared to review at least one week in advance. Recommendation: Study and practice every day, even briefly. Explanation: The frequency and spreading forcing the recall of elements of learning, facilitate access to them, cause their recapture and contribute to the structuring and integration of knowledge. Therefore, the evaluation of critical objects called continuous learning course or are frequent formative assessment strategies which serve the aims of integration and competence. The practical combination of these three recommendations was a decisive effect on learning, making it both strong and durable. Carey, Benedict, "Forget What You Know About Good Study Habits," New York Times, September 6, 2010.

Esteem self affects the heart and immune system. A good self-esteem would have an impact on heart health and immune system, according to a study published in the Journal of Research in Personality. A good self-esteem helps them feel more secure when faced with threats, which influence physiological responses. The research psychologist Andy Martens, University of Canterbury (Christchurch, New Zealand) and colleagues asked 184 participants to assess their level of self-esteem every day for two weeks and analyzed their cardiac vagal tone, a measure of the influence of the parasympathetic nervous system on the heart. www.psychomedia.qc.ca/pn/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8209

motherhood leads to loss of earnings. The fact leaving work for reasons related to maternity or family leads to loss of wages unexplained and important to women, according to a report by TD Economics. The authors, Beata Caranci and Pascal Gauthier, argue that this "gap maternity 'in wages is mainly due to penalties that mothers suffer every time they leave the labor market and reintegrated. Women who leave the labor force to have children tend to experience a wage penalty constant 3% per year of absence. The report shows that the unexplained wage penalty is up to three times higher for women who leave their jobs frequently than those who are absent for long. For example, a woman who now earns after tax of $ 60 000 and will work continuously for six more years would see their real wages increase at some $ 64 000, assuming an annual increase of 1%. If the woman leaves the workforce for three years before returning to work for 20 consecutive years, she would suffer a cumulative penalty of over $ 325 000 in today's dollars, taking into account the amounts of wage replacement and penalty constant 3% per year of absence. According to the report, women can, in many ways, reduce the wage gap associated to motherhood. Thus, financial losses are much lower if women gain more experience before they leave their jobs temporarily, whatever the duration of their absence from the labor market. Return with the same employer also causes a wage penalty less important, since social networks and other specific skills the company are kept. "Since a large share of the skilled workforce will retire over the next 10 years, employers must do everything possible to attract and retain highly skilled workers, including mothers," says Pascal Gauthier, Economist, Economic Services TD. "These new data provide employers with a unique perspective on how to reorganize jobs and provide the flexibility to meet the new demographic, while helping employees and businesses prepare for the anticipated shortage of labor qualified. " http://argent.canoe.ca/lca/financespersonnelles/canada/archives/2010/10/20101013-120920.html

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To better understand the role of parents in educational and vocational guidance Claude Grenier psychologist and guidance counselor. The future of youth is at the heart of the concerns of parents. From the birth of their children, parents wonder about their future for them and dream of a successful social, financial, romantic, professional, etc.. Then soon the dream is called to materialize, and during high school suddenly appears the question of a possible career choice for young people become adolescents. And parents find themselves directly involved in this process, and they are required to accompany their children. What is their role? What attitudes will they adopt? What is this support? Who can help with this? This article aims to answer these questions. It aims to clarify the role of parents in guiding adolescents and the role of counselor as support from parents. These two themes are developed simultaneously. Three guidelines are to clarify the role of parents is essential to obtain information, to the reflections and attitudes and actions wisely. www.orientaction.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=284&catid=62&Itemid=79

Parents and their role in guiding their young Date and Time: Wednesday, November 10 at 19 pm Location: Cégep François-Xavier-Garneau 1660 Boul. of the Entente, Quebec (QC) G1S 4S3 Activity open only to parents in the area, no reservations needed Organized by the guidance counselor Mary Lagadec, co http://pedagogie.cegep-fxg.qc.ca/ Services / SCS / Documents / Orientation / Conference% 20of% 2010% 20November% 202010.pdf

To help orient their child to: recognize and listen Date and Time: Wednesday, November 10 to 19 h 30 Location: Cégep de Chicoutimi public square 534, rue Jacques Cartier Est, Chicoutimi Activity open to all parents of the territory, no reservations needed Organized by the guidance counselor Diane Fortin, co www.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca/?E94F3248-DCD0- 408D-AFA8-6FF760ADCA77

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Training College College: graduates are not enough to demand administration, education, health, environment, tourism graduates in many technical training college will place smoothly in 2010. The lack of students actually raises problem in some areas. http://carriere.jobboom.com/formation/formation-base/2010/10/12/15664611-jm.html

Training is tearing his skilled The labor market needs to a skilled workforce and the situation favors the graduates of vocational training. Those who completed their education in spring 2010, amid economic recovery, are sought in various industries. http://carriere.jobboom.com/formation/formation-base/2010/10/12/15664101-jm.html

October Awareness Month Learning Disabilities - The repeated academic failures may be indicative of learning disabilities. Youth with learning disabilities are often labeled lazy because they can provide good performance in some subjects and fail in others. Other children, despite their efforts, have learning difficulties persisted. The repeated failure in school could be a symptom of learning disabilities. The term "learning disability" refers At some number of malfunctions that may affect the acquisition, organization, retention, understanding or information verbal or nonverbal. These disorders affect learning in individuals who also demonstrate abilities essential for thinking or reasoning. They can affect people with adequate education and sufficient cultural stimulation. They are people of average intelligence or above average. Learning disabilities are neurological, therefore permanent (they last a lifetime). They persist even after appropriate interventions. By cons, today, with new technologies and means of adaptation, you can become functional in school and in society. Disabilities apprentissagen'ont no class. Parents can stop feeling guilty, since education is not the cause. It is important to note however that there is a significant incidence of heredity. These problems can manifest as developmental delays and / or difficulty levels of concentration, memory, reasoning, coordination, communication, reading, writing, language, spelling, numeracy, social skills and emotional maturity. The child may have poor pencil grip and movements awkward and clumsy. It can be difficult to locate in time. He can mix his words ("pasghetti", "hôtipal", "the aminal", "spychologue") and have trouble remembering it. It can be difficult to decode (read) the words or the meaning of texts. It will also trouble the encoding (writing, spelling) and will produce an unreadable text. He may have trouble with logic and mathematics, have difficulty to plan and organize work. He can be moody and quickly demonstrate signs of frustration. You see his despondency and suicidal thoughts you fear. The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is often associated with learning disabilities and behavior. The child (boy or girl) is moving constantly, can not pay attention steadily and acts impulsively. At a time when we talk about dropout prevention, where research shows the ineffectiveness of repetition, where we talk about integration in regular class versus special class placement, how do you make the best decisions for her child? The assessment of strengths and needs must be made by a multidisciplinary team including psychologists, speech therapists, speech therapists, neuropsychologists, pediatricians or psychiatrists. Suite this assessment, the Public Education Act provides for the establishment of a plan. The monitoring plan is essential to ensure continuity in the interventions over the years and will use the means of adaptation during the examinations departmental writing (info sanction 554). It is important that parents, child, teacher, principal and special education stakeholders to participate in these meetings. Let's be careful to give everyone what he needs to become a full citizen. Quebec Association of Learning Disabilities www.aqeta.qc.ca LDAQ is a non- profit organization whose mission is to promote and defend collective rights of children and adults with learning disabilities. It offers its services throughout Quebec with the help of its 16 sections and committees. Christine Couston, communications, LDAQ communication@aqeta.qc.ca http://www.aqeta.qc.ca/

Attention Deficit at work
Chronic Procrastination, forgetfulness and repeated bad organizational characteristics are not attractive to an employer. More than a lack of will, in some cases it is a disease that is treatable: Deficit Disorder attention. Like many adults, Francine Demers and Gordon Duane were diagnosed rather late, after the screening of their children. They may still consider himself lucky because only 10% of adults are diagnosed concerned. " http://carriere.jobboom.com/mode-vie/vie-travail/2010/10/12/15660146-jm.html

PROPOSALS FOR STRENGTHENING THE CONTROL OF LANGUAGE BY cégépiens Qu 'they study in Police Technology and Nursing, they aspire to become designers, engineers and sociologists, our college students have during their training to read texts of a new complexity to them and produce kinds of writings that they never attended. www.ccdmd.qc.ca/correspo/Corr16-1/index.html

New Impetus for college research www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/education/201010/17/01- 4333395-new-elan-for-research-collegiale.php

Life at work is not just TV. If you became a lawyer, cop or doctor, because boy, you venerate Michael Kuzak Law in Los Angeles, Sonny Crockett in Miami Vice, Dr. Mark Greene on ER? Do not blush: A lot of people have embraced a vocation to resemble their hero television series. http://carriere.jobboom.com/mode-vie/vie-travail/2010/10/08/15630271-jm.html

Health Nurses Inc.. rolling in money Flag Line prefers to be on his own rather an employee of an agency. Like her colleagues, she told the network to arm's length by offering his services. You can find more of nurses who are self-employed in hospitals and clinics. The shortage is such that many health centers rely on Autonomous nurses to fill shifts. A situation more and more common especially in the Montreal area. http://fr.canoe.ca/infos/quebeccanada/archives/2010/10/20101006-040200.html

University
University Education Jobs on the rise for graduates University The bulk of the economic crisis is past. Proof: The number of jobs has begun to grow. Engineering, education and computer, as many expected. But also communication, agricultural and human resources. http://carriere.jobboom.com/formation/formation-base/2010/10/12/15664836-jm.html

Partners Day 2010 from Laval University Office of Student Recruitment. Again this year, the Partners Day 2010 of the Office of Student Recruitment at Laval University will inform you about what's new at Laval University in addition to offering tours of several points of attraction for our university. Please note the date of Wednesday 1 December 2010 on your calendar and we hope you'll join us. Also, please circulate this information among your colleagues may be interested in this activity. Watch your mail, you will receive an official invitation in the coming weeks. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Pierre Bonenfant, responsible for the activity. Here's contact information: Pierre Bonenfant, responsible for promotion and information on studies Pierre.Bonenfant @ br.ulaval.ca Hope to meet you!

Psychologists future principals? www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/education/201009/11/01-4314811-des-psychologues-futurs-directeurs-decole.php

Towards a medical education campus in Rimouski A clinical for training students Medicine will be located at the Rimouski Regional Hospital at a cost of $ 4 million until it is acted on by 2015, the first and second years of medical training, as in Chicoutimi and Trois-Rivieres. Friday, Rimouski, Yves Bolduc, Minister of Health and Social Services, has announced the development of the satellite campus of the Faculty of Medicine, Laval University, leaving cast serious hopes for the training component university within five years www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/sante/201010/01/01-4328790-vers-une-formation-en-medecine-a-rimouski.php

Featured Sectors - Financial Services angels finance The financial crisis of autumn 2008 may have scalded the small investors, but it allowed financial planners to show how much they were great allies in turmoil. http://carriere.jobboom.com/marche-travail/secteurs/services-financiers/2010/08/17/15053361-jm.html

Working abroad: more candidates, less pay http://argent.canoe.ca/lca/affaires/quebec/archives/2010/09/20100927-150134.html

Can you picture yourself going into space? would not you like to float in the vastness of space as you see the astronauts do? Or perhaps your dream is to build spaceships on Earth? Are you ever wondered what kinds of people working on space programs? Would you like to join them? If you are fascinated by space, it's up to you to realize the dream of an exciting career in space. Here is some interesting information for you. # www.asc-csa.gc.ca/fra/educateurs/carrieres/ Aerospace

Dietitians: Leaders
Dietitians Leaders ... in promoting health through diet and nutrition www.dietitians.ca/Vision2020/fr/leaders_index.asp

Lack Scholarship
In Quebec, only 50% of students who try obtain a scholarship to study at Masters and PhD and whose cases are deemed "excellent" are able to obtain financial assistance. This situation is unacceptable to the Board of Education, which publishes this morning a review of training offered at the graduate level at universities in the province. Believing that the "knowledge society" continues to grow Worldwide, the Council wanted to ensure the competitiveness of Quebec on a global scale in terms of higher education. According to Council President Nicole Boutin, the quality of training offered here is excellent. The president is concerned, however, the lack of access to scholarships. "Only one out of two students have access. And speaking of students with exemplary records. Québec funds do not have enough money to support all deserving students. " www.cse.gouv.qc.ca/fichiers/documents/publications/Avis/50-0474cp.pdf

the Field Test Bed In engineering, as elsewhere, the reality on the ground often differs from theory taught about in school. The solution to bridge the gap between these two worlds? Internships. http://carriere.jobboom.com/marche-travail/secteurs/ingenierie/2010/08/02/14901306-je.html

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Career Fair: Palais des congrès de Montréal Tuesday, October 26, 2010 from 12 am to 19 pm • Wednesday, October 27, 2010 from 10 am to 17 pm Aérosalon the Aerospace Career Fair Career and Job Fair Career Fair Career Fair Technology Network of Engineers of Quebec www.ecarrieres.com / en / trade

For a reclassification interpretative interests by Eric Damato, co Holland certainly has contributed decisively orientation to the world by offering much research on the professional interests. His typology known as RIASEC terminology is used in several countries and the number of publications, tests, etc.. continues to grow. If the tools associated with the typology still contribute to the reflections when careerology one wonders about his future, however, the interpretation of RIASEC done in different ways depending on the professional consulted. These could include that some people are content to meet the highest scales, usually three in number, and interpret personality by simply combining these scales. As if the interest derived personality represent any amount of features that the professional choice will sometimes considered strongly stained. In my opinion, and that is the purpose of this presentation, we would do well to reconsider how to interpret the RIASEC. In this context, I propose a reclassification of interpretative interest in a hypothetical perspective, that is to say where the RIASEC is used in a question associated with three major dimensions that are the work tasks, workplace and working method. www.orientaction.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=266&catid=61&Itemid=79

What prior learning and skills? The process of recognition of prior learning and skills can lead an adult at graduation or a certificate that recognizes their skills in the workplace and life, training and development already completed as well as his personal achievements. He recognized the ability to learn from its own experiences. http://www.inforacmonteregie.ca/

Manage Facebook and Twitter, the job of the day in company
More broadly, companies are however still at a preliminary stage of adoption Media social, not yet knowing how the department is responsible for managing a Facebook page or Twitter account. Businesses open quietly to Facebook and Twitter, but few managers have the time to do it. Foisting this job to others, they are creating a profession increasingly popular, which could replace traditional public relations, says a recent survey. http://technaute.cyberpresse.ca/nouvelles/internet/201009/27/01-4327028-gerer-facebook-et-twitter-le-boulot-de-lheure-en-entreprise.php

Improvements LANDMARKS - September 2010
Here are the new improvements that have been deployed: In the sections Occupations and Training for the user access to specific criteria, there is a presentation of new fields of study for secondary level and college. Now we convey the 21 areas of vocational and technical occupations in the category, especially in the Exploration of Occupations by advanced personal profile, we show now professional codes in addition to the percentage in the list of the occupations obtained Following an exploration by advanced personal profile.

The usefulness of mundane messages in social networks "The casual contact, comments that seem unnecessary and updates status of boring" on Facebook can be considered as a means of keeping in touch, consider that researchers also predict that new media such as social networks like Facebook, Twitter or MySpace, will facilitate the emergence of individual entrepreneurs. www.psychomedia.qc.ca/pn/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8199

Licensee to have blogged about an oil company Suncor Energy The company dismissed a electricians working on its oil fields, which had complained, through her blog, poor working conditions at the mining sites company in northern Alberta. "Suncor dismissed me without cause [fair], but the reason they cited was that I used a camera to the site," said the electrician in question, Mike Thomas. The electrician has published pictures of oil camps of the company on his blog (www.adhdcanuck.ca). One can see such showerheads moldy. He also posted a video showing workers queuing for food in the camps McKenzie and Voyageur near Fort McMurray, Alberta. Mr Thomas said he understood why he was forbidden to photograph a building site construction. Still, he said, the photos and videos show nothing of operating sites and simply make some services available to staff. "Preventing a person like me to take pictures of showerheads ... Does that make sense from a business that makes billions of dollars?," Said Thomas. I just wrote [on my blog] about my experiences. It was only this, really. "The food served to employees was" recycled "for days, and was sometimes served" slimy, "reported the former employee of Suncor. He has photographed a sandwich packed it was used, which contained 113% of the recommended daily intake of sodium. http://fr.canoe.ca/infos/quebeccanada/archives/2010/10/20101010-122850.html

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In 2011, the 9th Congress of ACOC will be held in partnership with UQTR the 1, 2 and 3 June www.acoc.info/accueil/affichage.asp?B=971

Next Carrefour orientation to UQAR-Lévis campus: Tuesday, November 30 am The Crossroads 2010 will be followed by dinner and a meeting with UQAR afternoon. The Partners Day Laval University will be held on December 1 next . The theme of the next Crossroads orientation (registration coming soon) will be: Supporting educational and vocational guidance : methods for integrating a better consideration of social relationships of our clients. Workshop Description : Self-knowledge involves initially "Re" self-knowledge. Social relations of our customers help to mobilize support and thoughts, emotions and behavior favorable to the project construction professional young adults. However, how to incorporate these 'external' to the process one by one? The workshop aims to describe the different roles that can be played by social relations based on the nature and forms of interaction, as well as suggest ways of thinking and appropriate intervention. Speaker: Louis Cournoyer is a professor in counseling career University of Quebec at Montreal. His research focuses on persistence in college, construction of the professional project for young adults and the role of social relationships and social networks on educational and vocational guidance. Guidance counselor for 15 years, he has varied experience with young adults and adults. He is involved in several professional committees for the purpose of professional development co

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Disorders of learning: support may be lacking
Cégep de Sherbrooke worried about the effect that could be changes to funding arrangements involving students with learning disabilities. Above, France Turgeon, Director of Student Services, and Jocelyne Lacasse, Director of Media Centre and responsible for the case of students with learning disabilities. www.cyberpresse.ca/la-tribune/201010/08/01-4330760-troubles-dapprentissage-le-soutien-risque-de-faire-defaut.php

HIGHER EDUCATION: HIGH SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL HOTEL MANAGEMENT http://www.ithq.qc.ca/fr/heghi--presentation The hospitality and tourism are areas that attract you? Looking excellent training in international management? Sign up for Advanced Studies Program in International Hotel Management (Heghe). www.ithq.qc.ca / Heghe A management program is unique in North America, offered by one of the best hotel schools in Canada, the Institute for Tourism and Hotels Quebec (ITHQ) in the heart of Montreal. Higher education bilingual (English / French), developed after consultation with world leaders in the hospitality industry and meet current market requirements. Two of six paid internships months each, one in Canada and other international, alternating with two sessions of study ITHQ. A team of teacher-management experts, true experts in hospitality and catering. Over a period of two years continuous Heghe opens the way for an international career in hotel management major hotels in the world. Program Overview www.ithq.qc.ca / intranet / _files / heghi_annuaire_programme.pdf Unique in America, a new graduate training program in international hotel, offers a model of study comparable to that of major hotel schools Europe. Nothing surprising about that since ITHQ is a member of The Leading Hotel Schools of the World www.leadinghotelschools.com, an organization that brings together the best educational institutions and universities in the world offering graduate programs in Hospitality Management . Developed following consultation with leading global hotel industry, it also responds well to market trends than the current requirements of the international hotel sector. In a continuous period of two years work-study, Advanced Studies in International Hotel Management (Heghe) you will become a manager trained to meet the new demands of a rapidly changing industry, able to hold a supervisory or coaching in the best hotels in the world. www.ithq.qc.ca / en / programs dEtudes, training-upper - upper-management-studies-international-hotel # block3592

Increased attendance at the Institute of Food Technology. Students of the Institute of Food Technology (ITA) were conducting their last school year. For the year 2010-2011, enrollment has generally increasing, especially among first graders. Thus, 921 students have taken this year the doors of the ITA, including 343 on the campus of La Pocatière and 578 to the Saint-Hyacinthe. 2010 figures exceed those of last year, while 329 students attended classes in the Bas-Saint-Laurent and 548 did so in Saint-Hyacinthe region. www.ita.qc.ca/Fr/ITA/centredepresse/communiques/2010/10074.htm

Laval University awarded $ 1.5 million to promote collaboration between the college and university. Laval University will forward four projects to foster collaboration between the college and university, through the collaborative program of University-College Department of Education, Recreation and Sport (MELS). The grant of over $ 1.5 million, spread over the next three years, represents more than a quarter of the total allocated by the MELS for all universities and colleges in Quebec. The university is also the only one who saw four of its projects funded on the basis of their quality. In collaboration with the College Lionel-Groulx and the University Centre Lower Laurentians, the General Directorate of Continuing Education Laval University will establish a center of educational support and tutoring in higher education. This center will allow better support for students taking online courses. He will also meet the needs of students enrolled in a combined December-LAC to promote graduation at both levels of education and help them in the transition between college and university. For its part, the Faculty of Administrative Sciences collaborates with colleges François-Xavier-Garneau and Beauce-Etchemin for the creation of a training firm in educational administration. This project will enable students to technical programs in administration and bachelor of business administration from experiences of joint training. The objective is to integrate the knowledge and expertise in providing opportunities for participants to forge ties to foster the pursuit of higher education. The team of information technology of the Laval University Library will work with the College Limoilou to develop students' skills in information retrieval. The learning environment of Web 2.0 requires new skills for students, particularly in terms of selection and assessment of information sources, and respect for intellectual property. These new powers are now intimately linked to the success of postsecondary education. The launch of Webfolio by the Employment Service of Laval University, last October, was a great success among university students. The grant will enable the MELS Sainte-Foy Cegep de Drummondville and to join the University to develop a Webfolio for college students. The goal is to provide students with a tool for reflection in order they adopt the best strategies to reach the right career. The tool used for both the choice of a university program for entering the job market for graduates of technical programs. These four projects are in addition to six others are in progress, having been approved by the Department during the previous competition. The university is a pioneer in partnering with colleges. It works with thirty of them in Quebec and some colleges in New Brunswick. The University has signed 200 agreements DEC-BAC in 73 curriculum techniques. In addition, 1473 gateways are available to college students from 219 programs. The main objective of the agreements DEC-BAC and bridges is to reduce duplication of knowledge because of material already seen in the technical training or university. It thus ensures a better alignment between college and university programs of the same family, and greater consistency in training. www.lescegeps.com/nouvelles/2010-10-06_luniversite_laval_obtient_1_5_m_pour_favoriser_la_collaboration_entre_le_collegial_et_lun

Too easy the new French exam?
Benoît Paquin, who teaches French in high school, hopes his experience will go to the office of Education Minister Line Beauchamp. Suspecting that the new uniform examination in French Secondary V, imposed last June by the Ministry of Education (MELS), was too easy, a professor at the South Shore of Montreal is taking the exam to its students in the fourth school last month. To his surprise, the majority of his youth, who lack proficiency in the skills that the third high school, succeeded handily ministerial review. www.cyberpresse.ca/actualites/quebec-canada/education/201010/06/01-4330267-trop-facile-le-nouvel-examen-de-francais.php

Wind. Matapédia needs technicians
Centre matapédien college Amqui (CEMEQ) train maintenance technicians to wind farms to provide the manpower to sponsor St. Lawrence Energy for its Lake project Alfred, in the Matapédia. Maintenance www.radio-canada.ca/regions/est-quebec/2010/10/04/002-eoliennes-lac-alfred.shtml wind early spring www.fc.centre-matapedien.qc.ca/wp- 20011 content/uploads/2010/08/ProspectusEoliennes1.pdf

Apple seduced by the work of a CEGEP de Rivière-du-Loup Mathieu Roy can be proud. At a personal project after six months of work, this graduate of Computer Science Technology program at Cégep de Rivière-du-Loup has created a video game called Rocket Boy 2D designed for iPhone and iPod touch iPad. So far, this application has sold over 11,000 copies. www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/science-et-technologie/201010/11/01-4331502-apple-seduite-par-le-travail-dun-cegepien-de-riviere-du-loup.php

The Board of Education has released its 2009-2010 Annual Report Management . This report reflects the results achieved during the fiscal year ended March 31, 2010. It accurately portrays the Council's mission, values and vision and outlines the achievements associated with each orientation of its strategic plan 2007-2011. http://www.cse.gouv.qc.ca/

Academos launches new services to support student retention young Quebecers. Academos works directly with young Quebecers giving them access to the world of work by a way they know well: the Internet. Today Academos is proud to introduce new services that leverage these opportunities contact: Portraits of mentors, to have a vision real human journey. Here's a preview: "and say that my refusal to medical school has given me the opportunity to discover one of my greatest passions: Speech! . My dream job, an interactive tool where kids can register their dream job and how many others are interested in the job makes them tick and why. Videos on the trades, to provide a realistic description of the occupations of the future of Quebec. Academos continues to offer its service e-mentoring in schools and in colleges, while nearly 18 000 young people have registered for the year last. Imagine in practice a trade, discuss, discuss these various aspects, receive support from family and friends: these are factors that facilitate the career development of our youth! A teenager who made a career choice that match their interests more easily find the necessary motivation to complete courses that enable it to achieve its objective. Academos is proud to innovate again, while fulfilling its mission: to inspire young people, by and for the community. Academos invites anyone who works and wants to help young people to visit the www.academos.qc.ca. Academos supports the career choices of young putting them in contact with people active in the world of work. Our main service is e-mentoring: nearly 18 000 young people enjoyed a relationship with an e-mentor last year. Academos is a project of the Corporation Éducentre Bois de Boulogne and is among the measures of the Action Strategy 2009-2014 Youth of the Government of Quebec to promote the retention and facilitate career choice. Academos is also financially supported by several corporate partners, including the Order of Chartered Accountants of Quebec. Marysol Rouzier Communications Coordinator, Academos mrouzier@academos.qc.ca

University
Green light tank in biomedical engineering at Laval University
Another step towards the creation of this program was taken to the University Council. The project to implement the University with a bachelor's degree program in biomedical engineering has taken another step Tuesday, September 28. Members of the Academic Council, meeting in regular session, gave their approval to a proposal submitted by the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering (WISE), Guy Gendron. The implementation of the program no longer depends now that the approval of the Conference of Rectors and Principals of Quebec Universities and the Ministry of Education, Recreation and Sport. "All conditions are met for this program was born," said François Pothier, president of the academic council. There is currently only one other such program in Canada, the three concentrations offered are in areas booming and the FSG are several professors and researchers in advanced fields of biomedical engineering sector . The task of biomedical engineering involves the design, development and implement protocols, equipment and medical devices for monitoring physiological functions, medical diagnosis or treatment of patients. The ferry will be a biomedical engineering program at the forefront of 120 credits in a multidisciplinary field. It include a general profile and concentrations in tissue engineering and biomaterials, biomechanics, orthopedics, medical imaging and Biomechatronics. In Canada as elsewhere, the development of the biomedical sector looks promising, particularly because of recent advances in biological sciences and an aging population. There are at Quebec some 75 companies active in the biomedical sector. In Canada in full, we're talking about a thousand companies. Seventy percent of the courses provided new biomedical engineering program already exist in other programs of WISE. "We observe similar programs in the United States, the biomedical engineering has great potential for attracting female customers," said François Pothier. The new program will be attached to the Faculty of Science and Engineering. The Faculty is already planning to develop a master's and doctoral programs in biomedical engineering. www.aufil.ulaval.ca/articles/feu-vert-bac-genie-biomedical-28141.html

Help Haitian students: Bill Clinton congratulates UQAR www.cyberpresse.ca / the-sun / actualites/education/201010/13/01-4332165-aide-a-des-etudiants-haitiens-bill-clinton-felicite-luqar.php

from failure to failure for future teachers
Established since 2008 The TECFEE must be passed by all teachers who study in Quebec universities. Each year, an average of 30% of students in the Bachelor of Education passed this exam the first time. The majority of teachers Quebec continue to fail in large numbers at their first attempt to test for certification to teach written French (TECFEE). The latest statistics reveal that on that success rates vary from 29% to 57% by universities. Established since 2008, to be succeeded by TECFEE all future teachers studying at Quebec universities. Each year, an average of 30% of students in the Bachelor of Education passed this exam the first time. It is still the case this year, according to data obtained by the Journal de Montréal. At the University of Quebec in Abitibi-Témiscamingue the success rate is only 29%, while it is 32% at the University of Quebec in Outaouais and 57% at the University of Montreal. At Laval University, success rates vary by field of study. Prospective teachers of preschool and elementary school were able to review 60% compared to only 33% of future music teachers. The TECFEE is composed of two parts: an application drafting a text of 350 words, and the other consists of 60 questions on grammar, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary. Must obtain at least 70% in both parties to pass the test. Those who fail the TECFEE first time are entitled to three occasions. If the student fails a fourth time, he was expelled from the program and must make a cross on his future as a teacher. At the University of Sherbrooke, 38% of the 497 students who made their first award of TECFEE last April were successful, compared to 33% last year. "And another 38% of students had met one of the two parties and will therefore only repeat this bit of consideration," says Vice-Dean of Faculty Training University Education Sherbrooke, Julie Desjardins. It does not worry unduly low rate of execution. "Before the times, students take advanced courses. The third award, the success rate is 93%. The examination requires students to go to perfect their French, "she said. Centre director of initial teacher training at the University of Montreal, Pascale Lefrançois, said that the success rate TECFEE is substantially the same from year to year and that at his university, 87% of students pass the exam after two reversals. www.cyberpresse.ca/actualites/quebec-canada/education/201010/13/01-4331902-dechecs-en-echecs-pour-les-futurs-profs.php

FRENCH massive failure of future teachers
Future teachers trained in our universities continue to fail massively French test giving access to the profession, a situation that exposes serious flaws in the concepts they were taught in school high school and college, say several observers. At the University of Quebec in Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT), not less than 71% of students who came to test for certification to teach written French (TECFÉE) last May, have failed. It was the first time these students spent this famous test, which was established in 2008 in all universities in the province. The success rate is improving gradually, however, as future teachers receive refresher courses and exams. The data obtained by the Journal show that other universities are faced with failure rate comparable to that of UQAT. At the University of Quebec in Outaouais, for example, less than a third of students who sat for the test last April, have succeeded. "It's very worrying, what happens," says the vice-president Denis Dubé. French language skills of students we arrive inadequate more often than not, "he laments. The picture is somewhat rosier at the University Laval, Quebec, but not in all programs. Students who intend to teach physical education or art, in particular, have largely cast the test last June. In most cases, there was an examination. "Often in those sectors, students are less relevant [a French test]," says Dean of the Faculty of Education, Marcel Monette. A few weeks ago, four out of ten students failed the TECFÉE, University Montreal. "I would have expected worse. We're pretty happy that the success rate is more than half, "said Pascale Lefrançois, Vice-Dean 1st cycle studies. Here are the success rates observed TECFÉE in some universities, in the most recent test administration: Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, May 2010: 29 University of Quebec at Chicoutimi, June 2010: 29% University of Quebec in Outaouais April 2010: 32% University of Montreal, August 2010: 57% Laval University has detailed results for each of its educational programs, summer 2010. Here are those for which the results are weaker. Music: 33% success Physical Education: 38.1% success Visual Arts: 50% success Science and technology: 56.3% Pre-school and primary education: 60.3% Successful candidates TECFÉE, students must obtain at least 70% in the two-pronged test, the writing and the "speech code." The 'Writing' consists of writing an opinion piece than 350 words. The organization of the text account for 40% of the bill, while the "working language" corresponds to 60% of the assessment. The 'linguistic code "is based on a questionnaire comprising 60 multiple choice questions. http://lejournaldemontreal.canoe.ca/journaldemontreal/actualites/education/archives/2010/10/20101012-050406.html

Career Day: trades Astronomy Date: Tuesday, November 9, 2010 Time : 9 am to 15 pm Capacity: 30 people Location: Montreal Planetarium and University of Montreal Cost: Free Registration Deadline: November 1, 2010 www.planetarium.montreal.qc.ca / Education / Information and carriere.html Registration: Chastenay Pierre, Montreal Planetarium chastenay@astro.umontreal.ca Students in upper secondary CEGEP and students are invited to explore the many facets of training in astronomy and its many outlets, as part of a Career Day organized jointly by the Montreal Planetarium and Department of Physics, University of Montreal. Research, education, museology and science communication are just some of the aspects of discipline that will be addressed in this activity. The participant (s) will also have the chance to attend a multimedia show at the Planetarium of Montreal and visit the laboratories of Astrophysics of the University of Montreal. A unique opportunity not to be missed! Please note that this activity is intended primarily for students and highly motivated students who have already identified astronomy as a career choice. The teacher (s) sn'ont not accompany students. Download the flyer for Career Day www.planetarium.montreal.qc.ca/Education/journee_carriere_2010.pdf

Elephants Store
Aegis Royer, a professor at the Faculty of Education, powerful sign test on the reasons that explain school failure boys www.aufil.ulaval.ca/articles/des-elephants-dans-boutique-27891.html

The simulation game Cyber-Budget offers to deepen your knowledge in the management of public finances a way that is both interactive and educational. Brought, the time of the game to replace the budget minister, you must perform four successive missions in accordance with the budget calendar, preparation of the budget, its programming, its consideration by Parliament and its management. During the first three missions, a series of fun challenges proposes to develop your knowledge of the environment Budget (orders of magnitude, structure, negotiations, presentations by new target.). You will for example show your ability to maneuver between the demands of deficit and economic growth. The fourth mission you in the heart of fiscal management as it is to take control of France's budget by balancing public finances. After this adventure budget, you will balance your results and a surprise awaits the best. Yours to discover! www.cyber-budget.fr/

Nurse Practitioner specialty. Program " superinfirmières "unpopular at UQO. A nurse practitioner took the blood of a patient. The million announced in July by Quebec for the training of nurse practitioners (IPS) have an immediate impact at the University of Quebec in Outaouais (UQO). Indeed, only one student enrolled in the fall semester to become a "superinfirmière. This program is offered by UQO recent years, however, could accommodate 25 students. According to the spokesman UQO Gilles Mailloux, delays in government funding is largely responsible for the drop in enrollment for September 2010. He added that the management of UQO intends to promote its training program for IPS to increase enrollment in fall 2011. The goal is to provide the region with 25 graduates specialized practitioners within five years. In July, the Minister of Health and Social Services, Yves Bolduc, announced the creation of 500 posts of nurse practitioners in primary care within eight years. In the same breath he announced that the Government will invest $ 117 million, 53 million recurring for eight years for training and professional development of these. The nurse practitioners, also known as "superinfirmières" can accomplish much of the work of GPs. They are able to do certain requirements and certain diagnostic tests. They may also carry some treatments and some invasive procedures such as suturing wounds or drainage of abscesses. The specialized nurse practitioner can also take pregnant women up to 32 weeks of pregnancy or patients with common health problems or chronic diseases. Promotion, prevention and health education are also part of its responsibilities, she moves in groups of family medicine in private clinics and CLSC. www.radio-canada.ca/regions/ottawa/2010/10/11/001-programme_IPS_UQO_inscriptions.shtml

Family Medicine in Quebec. Paid doctors to supervise superinfirmières www.radio-canada.ca/nouvelles/societe/2010/09/24/002-superinfirmieres-couts.shtml

A nurse makes $ 127 715 in overtime If
overtime displeases many nurses, it allows others to earn a fortune. Because of the shortage, some manage to double and even triple their salary by hundreds of hours of overtime per year. A nurse's Hospital Maisonneuve-Rosemont and not less than $ 127,715 in overtime during 2009, for a total salary of $ 230 000 with premiums. That's more than Prime Minister Jean Charest. "This is a nurse who gets consistently available for a second shift almost daily. It is 16 hours on a regular basis. It is a true force of nature, "says Francois Brochu, communications director of the institution. This indicates that all those hours are worked and paid according to collective agreement including premium of 29 $ 508.75. The Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Quebec (CHUQ), a nurse made $ 80,792 and one-half. In total, she accumulated 1,697 hours of overtime in one year for a total of 3,630 hours worked. Spread over 52 weeks, this represents an average of 70 hours weekly. At Charles-Lemoyne Hospital, a nurse working overtime for a total of $ 74 172 in addition to his salary of $ 48 976. Ar river for these sums, some nurses combine two or even three jobs. According to documents obtained under the Access to Information in ten institutions in Quebec, 61 nurses made more than $ 100 000 last year. The majority of these hours are done on a voluntary basis. "There are those who will return during the holidays or public holidays or people who work at night that will open during the day and vice versa," said Assistant Director of Nursing at Charles Lemoyne Hospital, Lyne Tremblay. "A nurse can work as much as she wants," says Michel Boudreault, director of human resources at CHUQ. "It was 2600 nurses. The vast majority will be normal hours, I would make about 250 more (overtime), especially in critical areas. "It especially in emergency, operating room, intensive care and birth units that nurses earn as many hours. * Hourly wages for nurses ranges from $ 21.62 to $ 38.53 for nurse practitioners. That means the amounts up to $ 57.79 at time and a half and double time at $ 77.06. http://argent.canoe.ca/lca/affaires/quebec/archives/2010/10/20101004-062248.html

Featured Sectors - Engineering. Licensure as an engineer. course perfect. Between the diploma and license to engineer a series of steps must be taken. But it's worth the effort. At the finish line, the letters "ing." Have finally won! http://carriere.jobboom.com/marche-travail/secteurs/ingenierie/2010/08/02/14901516-je.html

Documentation Training
Presentations (33 workshops) at the last symposium OCCOPPQ the site of the College : http://www.orientation.qc.ca/ Member section / Training and improvement of competence / conference-2010. Some titles: The authors presented various workshops at the 2010 Conference have agreed to make their presentation available. The workshops are presented by numbers. Act 21: vector of professionalism and interdisciplinary Dr. Jean-Bernard Trudeau wrote: a central tool of evaluation and intervention guidance Marie Cardinal Approach Picard Evidence: practice inspired by the Assessment Yves Gros-Louis A systematic approach to decision-making deadlock Erick Beaulieu Using the results of GROP3 through an exploration of career choices Caroline Cyr Report writing Lyne Beaudoin information era, the employability and Job Jacques Limoges psychogenic perspective : Presentation of the theory Nathalie Ross How the environmental conditions of the client can they be anything but the background of our practices? Louis Cournoyer Issues of socio-professional integration of young people with dysphasia: an example of interdisciplinary intervention with vulnerable clients Guylaine Vandal Overview of the testing practices of the Co Quebec: presentation of preliminary results of a survey of Member OCCOPPQ Yann Le Corff Assessment of personal projects in career counseling Judith Moreau Mental health at work co: to better understand the preserve Simon Viviers Ergomanie or "Workaholism": do you recognize? References The Work Addiction Risk Test "Caroline Quidoz ISIP99 Richard Giroux Dropping professional: understanding to begin to intervene Valérie Grenier

A study shows the progress of French in the world. Francophonie will jump to 20 million people worldwide with the release Tuesday of the French language in the World 2010, the major study commissioned from the International Organization of la Francophonie (OIF) at the Summit Quebec in 2008. www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/societe/201010/11/01-4331526-une-etude-montre-la-progression-du-francais-dans-le-monde.php

You dream of working in the field of hair? Learn playing, that's what the site offers Hair Be 12, simulation game dedicated to apprentice hairdressers. In twelve episodes of approximately fifteen minutes, this game of virtual modeling of a business hair salon you will develop skills in five key areas of business: customer relations, consulting, retention, making appointments you and the health and safety. Come have fun learning! www.hair-Link be12.com PPO http://repertoireppo.qc.ca/fr/outils/fiche/formation-des-coiffeurs-signee-oreal-593 . html (word password to get on the English link)

Matthew B. Crawford - Philosophy of manual labor. Book: Praise for the carburettor . The American Matthew B. Crawford is a funny guy. Raised in a commune in which he learned the electrician trade, he then earned a bachelor's degree in physics before becoming a doctor of philosophy from the University of Chicago. After a few months in the employ of a think tank in Washington, he resigned and opened a motorcycle repair shop. "The manual work, he concluded, was a more exciting intellectual point of view." http://www.ledevoir.com/culture/livres/297299/matthew-b-crawford-philosophie-du-travail- Manual

Major depression: new guidelines from the American Psychiatric Association (APA) for the treatment www.psychomedia.qc.ca/pn/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8156

The main reasons for removal (e) lists of friends on Facebook. A doctoral thesis examined the main reasons why people are removed from the lists of friends on Facebook. Christopher Sibona, University of Colorado, conducted a survey among 1,500 Twitter Facebook users. The main reasons, in order of importance, to remove a person from a list friends are: posting messages too frequently not important or repetitive posting messages on issues that divide such as religion or politics; inappropriate messages, such as rude or racist comments. Given the public nature of Facebook profiles, Sibona urges users to exercise caution in their behavior, citing a 2010 survey showing that 54% of recruiters use Facebook to find job applicants or to investigate them. "The same types of messages that could make you delete friends lists could also be perceived negatively by recruiters," he said. This study will be published by the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. www.psychomedia.qc.ca/pn/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8164

Nobel Prize in Economics 2010: The consecration of the theory of "hunger or bull" The 2010 Nobel Prize in Economics has been awarded to two Americans and a British-Cypriot. Main conclusion of their work: "more unemployment benefits, the greater the rate of unemployment is high and the duration of job search is long" "What was told to Yannick L'Horty, professor of economics at Paris- and is associate researcher at the Center of Employment Studies interviewed by 20Minutes: "How do these work could they have on economic policies?" ... / ... For example, they showed that intermediaries, such as employment agencies play a major role in the labor market ... / ... Similarly, on unemployment benefits, Diamond, Mortensen and Pissarides explain that they play an important but ambiguous: if they are too generous, the search intensity will be lower, while the quality of employment will be found superior ... / ... "Clearly, to combat unemployment, it is enough to compel all those who lost their jobs to take any job, including the most vulnerable and especially to reduce their simplest form the length and terms of compensation! In summary, as Jean Ferrat sang: "it is sometimes necessary to choose the hungry or the bull" Nobel Prize of Economics has therefore reward a known situation and applied for many in Britain: "... / ... The unemployed receive compensation low: about fifty pounds (80 euros) per week. They are followed closely, with contract support. At each visit, they must bring proof of their research and a range ranges of sanctions, refusal of training bad behavior ... / ... "This is reflected in the appalling facts of situations:" In a neighborhood where the unemployment rate exceeds 40%, many people who fall into the trap of alcohol, drugs and desocialization ... / ... Unemployment figures do not take account of these "unfit" to work, too broken by life, or disabled or simply too many mothers ... / ... "- France Info. www.marianne2.fr/SlovarMarianne/Nobel-d-economie-2010-La-consecration-de-la-theorie-de-la-faim-ou-du-taureau_a93.html

The Hiring intentions at the highest
Index hiring intentions of the Conference Board jumped to its highest level in three years to 104.1, suggesting that a wave of recruitment is preparing to Canadian businesses. The index increased by 8% in July, which is the fifth increase since January 2010. "The index shows continued growth in hiring intentions, but we expect to see the pace slow in the coming months," the report said. http://argent.canoe.ca/lca/affaires/canada/archives/2010/09/20100930-181319.html

RITALIN 16 million pills in just six months. Experts'm concerned, the consumption of drugs in the family of Ritalin is not slowing down in Quebec, on the contrary. In six months he has sold over 16 million pills in the province, never seen. "It shows that people still think that the difficulties children are settled almost inevitably through the medical system, while in many cases, educational support should be offered," says Dr. Joel Monzée Neuroscience , an expert on the issue. http://lejournaldequebec.canoe.ca/journaldequebec/actualites/sante/archives/2010/10/20101007-212328.html

The amp Quebec http://www.amplidequebec.qc.ca/ few words on the amp Quebec: Quebec amp's mission is to enable young musicians and singers of all levels and all genres of music amplified to improve all aspects of their art under the guidance of professional artists and the cultural sector, complementing existing initiatives in the medium.

The real choice for America
Sugary drinks have become a prime target for counter obesity and his sad companions, diabetes and cardiovascular disease www.aufil.ulaval.ca/articles/vrai-choix-amerique-28001.htm

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In 2011, the 9th Congress of ACOC will be held in partnership with UQTR the 1, 2 and 3 June www.acoc.info/accueil/affichage.asp?B=971

Next Carrefour orientation to UQAR-Lévis campus: Tuesday, November 30 am 2010 Le Carrefour will followed by dinner and a meeting with UQAR afternoon. the Day partners Laval University will be held on December 1 next . The theme of the next Crossroads orientation (registration coming soon) will be: Supporting educational and vocational guidance : methods to integrate better consideration of social relationships of our clients. Workshop Description : Self-knowledge involves the initial "re" self-knowledge. Social relations of our customers help to mobilize support and thoughts, emotions and behavior favorable to the construction project for young professional adults. However, how to incorporate these 'external' to the process one by one? The workshop aims to describe the different roles that can be played by social relations based on the nature and forms of interaction, as well as suggest ways of thinking and appropriate intervention. Speaker: Louis Cournoyer is a professor in career counseling at the University of Quebec at Montreal. His research focuses on persistence in college, construction of the professional project for young adults and the role of social relationships and social networks on educational and vocational guidance. Guidance counselor for 15 years, he has varied experience with young adults and adults. He is involved in several professional committees for the purpose of professional development co
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