Designing a conceptual model of novice teachers' talent development: Grounded Theory
Subject Areas : EducationRoghayeh Ansari 1 * , ali jafari rad 2 , Ebrahim Por Hoseini 3
1 - Khorramabad Azad University
2 - Khorramabad Branch Azad University
3 - Educational Sciences, Literature and Humanities, Islamic Azad, Khorramabad Branch, Khorramabad, Iran
Keywords: education, Grounded theory, Talent Management, Novice teachers, talent development,
Abstract :
Introduction: One of the most important challenges in organizations in the future is the competition to acquire talent. Most of the organizations today see their position in the great flow of changes in danger due to the reduction of available talents, in this regard, one of the organizations that today, considering the role it plays in creating the intellectual flow and providing human resources, at least in the Iranian society Yes, it is the education organization that the use of talented staff in this organization to achieve the predetermined goals has become a serious challenge for it, in this regard, the present research aims to design a conceptual model for developing the talent of novice teachers. , occurred.
research methodology: The current research is of a qualitative type, which was carried out using a strategy based on the Grounded Theory. For this purpose, the researcher designed semi-structured interview questions by reviewing the research literature and guided by supervisors, advisors and some experts, in addition, according to the use of a targeted approach and the use of theoretical saturation criteria, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 25 experts in the field of education. and training was done and the collected information was analyzed in ATLAS.tiTM software and finally 275 components in the format, 48 subcategories and 6 main categories were identified.
Findings: The results of the data during three stages, open coding, central coding and selective coding indicated the impact of several factors on the central phenomenon of the research. which were placed in causal conditions (6 categories), contextual factors (6 categories), intervening factors (12 categories), strategies (9 categories), and consequences (15 categories).
Conclusion: It seems that in order to increase the quality of a part of the education system, we need to pay attention to the talent development approach and pay attention to all aspects that influence it.