Teacher assessment as a mechanism for improving the teaching-learning processing in the career of business administration

Abstract

The importance of assessing teacher performance in the training process, allowing the characteristics to be described from a perspective of the teaching-learning process, since the problem mentions that the aspects inherent to the teaching are not objectively and pertinently known. Formative work, which limits to a timely feedback of continuous improvement in the training process, is for this reason that the training function is mainstreamed from a comprehensive student teaching approach focused on the problem of how to evaluate the university teaching process that can support perfecting the teaching performance. The study aims to describe the teaching appraisal within the administration career belonging to the faculty of economic and financial sciences of the UAJMS, located in the Cercado province of the plurinational state of Bolivia.

The type of research used was descriptive, studying the aspects inherent to the training process. It was worked with 460 students as a population reference and 20 students as a random sample to whom a questionnaire was assigned emphasizing the components of the teaching process. Then, the primary results that allowed the discussion of the components observed in the study, such as the organization and planning of the training work, as well as the use of technological resources and the comprehensive training of future professionals, were presented. Finally, we presented the most relevant conclusions of the study, in which it can be mentioned that the planning and organization of the chair in the different subjects are carried out based on the teaching program presented; classic evaluation systems are applied lacking feedback aspects, limiting the respective academic instructions for which also data from previous studies that are part of a complementary investigation were also used.