2017
DOI: 10.7203/rase.10.3.10757
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El profesorado quebequense frente a la “gestión basada en resultados”. Un estudio cualitativo en cuatro Centros de Secundaria

Abstract: El profesorado quebequense frente a la «gestión basada en resultados». Un estudio cualitativo en cuatro Centros de Secundaria Resumen En el curso de los 15 últimos años, Quebec (Canadá) ha desarrollado una política de accountability -denominada Gestión Basada en Resultados (GBR)-que concierne a todo el conjunto del sector de la educación obligatoria de esta provincia 2 . Esta política se despliega en todos los niveles del sistema educativo (ministerio, comisiones escolares y centros educativos) y pone en práct… Show more

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“…Yet, little attention has been devoted to how school actors incorporate the policies related to quality and evaluation in education. The international literature suggests that policies resonate in distinct manners at the school level (Gurova et al, 2018;Maroy et al, 2017;Hardy, 2015;Braun et al, 2011;Coburn, 2004;Tyack & Cuban, 1995), often in ways different to policymakers' outlines. Whilst this phenomenon has been widely studied in Anglo-American and European countries, it remains under-examined in the Global South.…”
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“…Yet, little attention has been devoted to how school actors incorporate the policies related to quality and evaluation in education. The international literature suggests that policies resonate in distinct manners at the school level (Gurova et al, 2018;Maroy et al, 2017;Hardy, 2015;Braun et al, 2011;Coburn, 2004;Tyack & Cuban, 1995), often in ways different to policymakers' outlines. Whilst this phenomenon has been widely studied in Anglo-American and European countries, it remains under-examined in the Global South.…”
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confidence: 99%