Quality of education
The integration of pedagogical technologies as a condition for improving the quality of education
... stage of human civilization development imposes rather high requirements for their professional ...effectiveness of the pedagogical process in some educational organizations remains ...conditions of ...
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Measuring the quality of management in education. Review article
... development of a child), teacher qualifica- tions, and additional services provided by the ...study of the three factors described above and not having a direct influence on the internal development ...
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Informe d'Autors UOC a ISI Web of Knowledge Juny 2011
... Monitoring of Online Collaborative Learning ...Reforming Education, Quality of Teaching and Technology-Enhanced Learning: Learning Technologies, Quality of Education, ...
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Informe d'Autors UOC a ISI Web of Knowledge Novembre 2015
... Reforming Education, Quality of Teaching and Technology-Enhanced Learning: Learning Technologies, Quality of Education, Educational Systems, Evaluation, Pedagogies ...
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Making Sense of an Elusive Concept: Academics’ Perspectives of Quality in Higher Education
... view of quality, academics perceived quality in higher education as fitness for ...conception of quality as fitness for purpose resonates with extant studies (Brown, 2010; Lomas, ...
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Quality assurance of Post-Graduate education: the case of CAPES, the Brazilian agency for support and evaluation of Graduate education
... total of 2,840 stricto sensu postgraduate programs submitted to the evaluating ...distribution of grades is as follows: Grade 3, ...total of 142 postgraduate programs out of 900 courses ...
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Comparative Analysis of Special Education Teacher Training in France and Norway: How effective, areas taught and recommendation for improvement
... the quality and areas of training in the existing special education teacher education programme in France and Norway by examining how special education teachers are prepared in carrying ...
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Determining quality of early childhood education programmes in Spain: a case study
... length of service time for staff ranged from two to nine years, that supposes that the majority are professionally prepared teachers (Barnett, 2003), with no detectable differences between the bachelor and the ...
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COMPREHENSIVE PERTINENCE IN THE QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION = LA PERTINENCIA INTEGRAL EN LA EVALUACIÓN DE LA CALIDAD DE LA EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR
... view of quality, which will grant a preferential status to uni- versities that fulfil certain standards that respond to the market ’ s circumstantial ...demands of the global ...sense of the ...
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Internationalization of higher education of China as the factor of university competitiveness increase
... internationalization of edu- cation. The forms of these programs include joint programs, double diploma programs, foreign program franchises, on-line training and distance education ...ining ...
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Defining Quality in Undergraduate Education: Directions for Future Research Informed by a Literature Review
... The quality of education has long been a concern among undergraduate education researchers: at the very core of undergraduate education research is an implicit desire to create a ...
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Benefits from the standardisation of the complaint management system
... explanation of a complaint plays a key role in retaining or restoring customer trust and the company’s credibility (Davidow, ...sign of transparency that positively affects customers’ perceptions, ...
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Pedagogía y calidad de la educación: una mirada a la formación del maestro rural
... think of formation of the rural teacher, from theoretic perspective of this research; the teacher is seen as a subject of pedagogic knowledge (Zuluaga, ...an education actor who may ...
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Relevance evaluation of engineering masters program in Peru
... relevance of a master's degree in engineering in a developing country for two principal ...development of a country and ...widespread of higher education and economic globalization, ...
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Active Learning and CDIO Implementation in Colombia
... semester of professional ...is of course a consequence of the active learning ...result of having our students highly involved in in a participative learning ...
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La gestión educativa: Hacia la optimización de la formación docente en la educación superior en Colombia
... boundaries of the educational system, by pointing out as responsible for the educational process not only the State and the school institution, but also delegating responsibility to society, and also by attaching ...
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The impact of international volunteers on education quality in developing countries ‒ An assessment of organisations’ volunteer recruitment and management practices
... sector of many developing countries does suffer from a shortage of medical professionals and would most likely benefit from external assistance and ...type of activity comes with different ...
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Faculty Members’ Perceptions of Quality Assurance and Accreditation in Afghanistan
... define quality through academics. Defining quality as excellence, improvement, and transformation largely captures an academic perspective (Harvey & Green, ...roles of academics (Houston 2008; ...
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Quality assurance in higher education: A review of literature
... higher education has resulted in “a growing demand for accountability and transparency ...a quality culture, while addressing the challenges of globalized higher education” (Smidt, 2015, ...
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Education and quality of life of senior citizens
... resources of the territory so to vary and enrich the activities and, at the same time, to enhance motivation, proposing entertain- ing and practical activities and stimulating personal creativity and the pleasure ...
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