Standards in curriculum and assessment: measuring relationships, control and homogenization or training opportunity, diversity and critical assessment?

Authors

  • Libia Stella Niño Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia
  • Luis Antonio Gama Bermúdez Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/reifop.16.3.186781
Keywords: Standards, Assessment, Qualitative Research, Social political and pedagogical knowledge.

Supporting Agencies

  • Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia

Abstract

The project was approached with the interest of building social political and pedagogical knowledge, about standards, curriculum and assessment on education, and to analyze the relationships of control, homogenization, diversity training that this relationships promote in the educational institutions. The study aimed to analyze and understand the concepts given by the teachers and national and international experts, to the standard and to characterize the implications and consequences of its policies have had on the pedagogical practice of District Schools. The analysis is based on the inclusion of the contexts in which they carried out the pedagogical work and the recognition of subjects in ethical-political dimension, for the generation of alternative practices in the schools.

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Author Biographies

Libia Stella Niño, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia

Doctora en Pedagogía de la Universidad de Valencia, España. Lider del Grupo de Investigación Evaluándo_nos desde el año 2002 y docente de la Maestría en Educación de la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia.

Luis Antonio Gama Bermúdez, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia

Co-investigador del Grupo Evaluándo_nos, Magister en Educación de la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de Colombia
Published
12-12-2013
How to Cite
Niño, L. S., & Gama Bermúdez, L. A. (2013). Standards in curriculum and assessment: measuring relationships, control and homogenization or training opportunity, diversity and critical assessment?. Interuniversity Electronic Journal of Teacher Formation, 16(3), 163–176. https://doi.org/10.6018/reifop.16.3.186781