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• TITLE: Effect of Student Teaching of Physical Education and Sports on the Sense of Competence “Develop and Innovate”

  AUTHORS: Ayman Guemri, Nejah Kacem, Chokri Naffeti, Liwa Masmoudi, Tarak Jebali, Mourad Bahloul

  KEYWORDS: Pedagogical Internship, Feeling of Competence, Training, Innovation

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Physical Education, Vol.6 No.2, May 17, 2016

  ABSTRACT: This study is to search the effect of the teaching course of EPS on the sense of competence “develop and innovate”. The French version of the questionnaire by Perrault (2008) was used to calculate these effects. Our sample consists of 402 trainees of the ISSEP of Sfax. The results show that Physical Education and Sports trainee teachers did not consider having actually made any progress during the teaching course of EPS with regard to the competency “develop and innovate”. This result could be explained by the result of Blanchette (2007), which showed that teachers in the beginning of their careers tended to opt for “compliance” strategies for “survival” (Blanchette, 2007: p. 57). There are several research opportunities dealing with innovation in favor of trainee teachers in Physical Education and Sports.