Núm. 9 (2019): PISA como evaluación educativa supranacional: luces y sombras en equidad
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PROFESORADO EUROPEO EN PISA 2015: UN ENFOQUE DE MODELACIÓN MULTI NIVEL PARA LA INFRAESTRUCTURA DE LAS TIC Y LA FORMACIÓN DOCENTE

Publicado 18 diciembre 2019

Palabras clave:

PISA, TICs, Formación docente, modelo multinivel
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PROFESORADO EUROPEO EN PISA 2015: UN ENFOQUE DE MODELACIÓN MULTI NIVEL PARA LA INFRAESTRUCTURA DE LAS TIC Y LA FORMACIÓN DOCENTE. (2019). Journal of Supranational Policies of Education, (9), 137–155. https://doi.org/10.15366/jospoe2019.9.005

Resumen

Basándose en las encuestas de PISA 2015 para los maestros y colegios, este articulo pretende investigar las interdependencias e influencias de la formación de los maestros y la infraestructura de TIC en su habilidad y voluntad para emplear los medios modernos en el entorno escolar. Se ha utilizado un enfoque de niveles múltiples para justificar la estructura de datos.

Nuestro análisis demuestra que el entorno de los estudiantes y acciones de TIC ofrecen un poder de predicción limitado en relación con el rendimiento de las pruebas de PISA 2015 de cinco países europeos. Además, los maestros y los directores ven escasez de personal y material educativo bastante diferente en las encuestas del entorno. Sobre la base de esas conclusiones, se puede adaptar unos enfoques nuevos de investigación para entender mejor las influencias que tienen los maestros y las características escolares en resultados del aprendizaje de los estudiantes en las evaluaciones a gran escala. Esto también resalta los problemas potenciales cuando un análisis recurre reuniendo fuentes diferentes para una descripción combinada.

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