COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION: EXPERIENCE OF ORGANIZING A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TEACHING PROJECT
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https://doi.org/10.13058/raep.2014.v15n4.2Keywords:
competencies, teaching project, competence teaching, competence-based educationAbstract
The objective of this paper is to report the experience of organizing a teaching project, by competence, for a course in business administration. The skills and competences included in the CTP (Course Teaching Project) were those listed in CNE [National Education Curriculum] Resolution 04/2005, the CFA/CRA [Federal Business Administration Board/Regional Business Administration Board] 2011 National Survey and the material from a consultancy company. The research was defined as being descriptive and action-research. This paper proposes a roadmap for the deployment of a competence-based CTP or one based on competence teaching and significant learning within an empirical situation. Any implementation of a new competence-based teaching proposal would require a change in the mentality and paradigm in the course coordinator, teachers and students, as well as a reorganization of higher education institutions committed to their students’ education. This experience aims to contribute to the state of the art in administration education for a solid and effective preparation that meets the interests of the organizations that will hire these professionals.Downloads
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