After the emergence of new training and / or training demands, the need arose to evaluate the academic performance of CEIPA, Business School students, after the incorporation of their own pedagogical model focused on constructivism; with the purpose of providing you with the necessary skills to reas...

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Main Author: Boada, Antonio
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Online Access: https://revistas.sena.edu.co/index.php/RVI/article/view/4893
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description After the emergence of new training and / or training demands, the need arose to evaluate the academic performance of CEIPA, Business School students, after the incorporation of their own pedagogical model focused on constructivism; with the purpose of providing you with the necessary skills to reason, do calculations and solve numerical operations quickly and systematically within the competitive and globalized labor market. In principle, a comparative study is developed on academic performance in quantitative competence within the university environment and then, a quantitative methodology of an exploratory and explanatory type is followed, taking as a sample 543 students. For the results, tables prepared by the SPSS Software were made according to each type of evaluation: debates, exams and assignments. The results show that there are no statistically significant differences under the face-to-face and virtual study regimes, mainly in the evaluation of learning from exams and assignments. However, in the debates there is not the same symmetry, on the contrary, a higher performance is shown in the virtual mode.
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spellingShingle Towards academic performance parity in quantitative competition from the CEIPA Pedagogical Model
Boada, Antonio
title Towards academic performance parity in quantitative competition from the CEIPA Pedagogical Model
url https://revistas.sena.edu.co/index.php/RVI/article/view/4893