Les caractéristiques de l’enseignant d’éducation sexuelle
Keywords:
éducation sexuelle, caractéristiques de l’enseignant, formation des enseignants, souplesse, conformisme, analyse discriminanteAbstract
The goal in this research was to decide whether sex educators’ psychological characteristics are different from those of teachers in other subject areas. Discriminant analysis confirmed that the distinction depends on a flexibility/conformity continuum of characteristics. In sex education, the teacher should be more flexible than conformist.
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