HACIA UNA CULTURA DE EVALUACIÓN LOS POSGRADOS EN EDUCACIÓN

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  • Alberto Minakata

Abstract

La Secretaría de Educación del Estado de Jalisco (SE-Jalisco), en su proceso de desarrollo, presenta en la actualidad una situación crítica generada por la política de federalización educativa. La transformación de las estructuras paralelas -integrada y estatal- en una sola estructura dependiente del secretario de educación en el Estado ha dinamizado todas las fuerzas académicas, administrativas, políticas y sindicales que inciden y subyacen directa o indirectamente en el quehacer educativo. 

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Author Biography

Alberto Minakata

Subdirector de Posgrado e Investigación. Secretaría de Educación del estado de Jalisco. 

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Issue

No. 13 (1998): Valores, educación superior, modernidad y posmodernidad

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Proyectos

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