Evaluation of the Teaching Performance of University Lecturers: Comparison between Mexico and Spain

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Foreign Countries; Comparative Analysis; College Faculty; Coding; Teacher Evaluation; Video Technology; Teacher Competencies; Interpersonal Communication; Teacher Student Relationship; Classroom Techniques; Guidance; Interaction; Behavior Problems; Student Behavior; College Students; Teaching Skills; Statistical Analysis; Cross Cultural Studies; Classroom Observation Techniques

Spain; Mexico

1927-2677

Comparative educational studies allow the study of the differences and similarities between different educational systems. This research, which consists on an educational evaluation, has studied the teaching behavior of ten university lecturers from a Spanish university--the University of La Laguna--, and seven from a Mexican university--University of Guadalajara--, laying the foundation in the Teaching Functions Model. It has been made through the observational methodology and by registering their real conduct while teaching. The observational instrument, PROFUNDO_Uni, v3, was adapted for its implementation in both universities. Before developing the coding of the behaviors, we trained ten Spanish lecturers and eight from Mexico. Data was analyzed using the sequential lag analysis. The displayed results show a great similarity between the behavioral patterns developed by both groups of lecturers with their students.

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2015

EJ1157524