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Hans-Peter Knudsen, Ex-Rector Universidad del Rosario

La calidad y la mejora continua como

elementos para la innovación

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Innovación

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Es necesario CONECTAR el cerebro

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Innovación

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Innovación

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Los tiempos en la academia

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Innovación

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Innovación en la Academia – casos reales

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Innovación en Educación

Table of contents

Part 1. COMPARING INNOVATION IN EDUCATION WITH OTHER SECTORS

Chapter 1: Highly innovative workplaces in education and other sectors

Chapter 2: Employee participation in innovation in education and other

sectors

Chapter 3: Speed of adoption of innovation in education and other sectors

Chapter 4: Highly innovative jobs

Part II. INNOVATION AS CHANGE IN CLASSROOMS AND SCHOOLS

Chapter 5: Innovation in teaching style

Chapter 6: Innovation in instructional practices

Chapter 7: Innovation in class organisation

Chapter 8: Innovation in the use of textbooks in classrooms

Chapter 9: Innovation in the methods of assessment used in classrooms

Chapter 10: Innovation in the availability of computers and the internet in the

classroom

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Innovación en Educación

Chapter 11: Innovation in the use of computers in the classroom

Chapter 12: Innovation in the provision of special education in schools

Chapter 13: Innovation in the extent of teacher collaboration in schools

Chapter 14: Innovation in feedback mechanisms in schools

Chapter 15: Innovation in evaluation and hiring in schools

Chapter 16: Innovation in schools’ external relations

Chapter 17: Composite indices of innovation in classrooms and schools

Part III. CHANGE IN EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES

Chapter 18: Innovation and educational outcomes

Annex A: Data sources and methods

Annex B: Composite innovation indices

Countries’ top 5 areas of classroom-level innovations

Countries’ top 5 areas of school-level innovations

Country index

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El riesgo de la UNIFORMIDAD

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Acreditación rígida

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Acreditación

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Estandarización

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Individualización - Diferenciación

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Estandarización

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Es necesario

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CONECTAR el cerebro

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Gracias

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