40 resultados para Curricular Reform
em Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya (CSUC), Spain
Resumo:
The European Neighbourhood Policy’s birth has taken place in parallel with the renewed momentum of the European Security and Defence Policy, which has launched 14 operations since 2003. Both policies’ instruments have converged in the neighbouring area covered by ENP: Georgia, in the East and the Palestinian Territories in the South. In both cases, the Security Sector Reform strategies have been the main focus for ESDP and an important objective for ENP. In this paper, two objectives are pursued: first, to assess the EU’s involvement in both cases in SSR terms; and second, to analyse whether the convergence of ESDP operations with a broader EU neighbourhood policy implies that the former has become an instrument for the a EU external action.
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In this article we investigate the reforms of human resource management in the European Commission and the OECD by analyzing comparatively to what extent both organizations have adjusted their respective structures towards the ideal type of the so-called New Public Management (NPM). The empirical findings show that reforms towards NPM are more pronounced in the Commission than in the OECD. These findings are surprising for two reasons: First, it seems rather paradoxical that the OECD as central promoter of NPM at the international level lags behind the global trend when it comes to reforming its own structures. Second, this result is in contradiction with theoretical expectations, as they can be derived from theories of institutional isomorphism. To nevertheless account for the surprising results, it is necessary to modify and complement existing theories especially with regard to the scope conditions of their causal mechanisms.
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Conflict among member states regarding the distribution of net financial burdens has been allowed to contaminate the entire design of the EU budget with very negative consequences in terms of equity, efficiency and transparency. To get around this problem and pave the way for a substantive budget reform, we propose to decouple distributional negotiations from the rest of the budget process by linking member state net balances in a rigid manner to relative prosperity. This would be achieved through the introduction of a system of compensating horizontal transfers that would take to its logical conclusion the Commission's proposal for a generalized compensation mechanism. We discuss the impact of the proposed scheme on member states? incentives and illustrate its financial implications using revenue and expenditure projections for 2013 that are based on the current Financial Perspectives and Own Resources Decision.
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Measuring productive efficiency provides information on the likely effects of regulatory reform. We present a Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) of a sample of 38 vehicle inspection units under a concession regime, between the years 2000 and 2004. The differences in efficiency scores show the potential technical efficiency benefit of introducing some form of incentive regulation or of progressing towards liberalization. We also compute scale efficiency scores, showing that only units in territories with very low population density operate at a sub-optimal scale. Among those that operate at an optimal scale, there are significant differences in size; the largest ones operate in territories with the highest population density. This suggests that the introduction of new units in the most densely populated territories (a likely effect of some form of liberalization) would not be detrimental in terms of scale efficiency. We also find that inspection units belonging to a large, diversified firm show higher technical efficiency, reflecting economies of scale or scope at the firm level. Finally, we show that between 2002 and 2004, a period of high regulatory uncertainty in the sample’s region, technical change was almost zero. Regulatory reform should take due account of scale and diversification effects, while at the same time avoiding regulatory uncertainty.
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Els objectius d'aquest treball es concreten en les aportacions que es poden fer des de la psicopedagogia per a definir els criteris que han de guiar el procés d'elaboració del currículum de les TIC en l'ensenyament obligatori i en la manera com el psicopedagog col·labora en aquesta tasca amb altres professionals (tècnics i docents). Així, concretant més les meves intencions, la tasca per a aquest pràcticum consistirà en la revisió de diferents models curriculars sobre les TIC (models d'altres països i propostes parcials dels PCC d'alguns centres d'educació primària de Catalunya), analitzant-los des del punt de vista psicopedagògic i segons un model constructivista de l'ensenyament i de l'aprenentatge, per tal d'arribar a la proposta d'un model propi emmarcat en els principis del currículum prescriptiu marcat per la LOGSE, referits a educació infantil i primària.
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A l'escola on treballo s'està fent l'avaluació interna de l'àrea de matemàtiques, concretament en la tasca de resolució de problemes. Durant el mes de gener es van passar uns exercicis de resolució d'El Quintet als alumnes de cicle superior; els mestres van valorar on s'havien comès els errors, si eren per comprensió, per mecànica de les operacions o per resposta incorrecta, i els resultats obtinguts van demostrar que els errors es produïen en diferents parts del problema. Això va fer pensar als docents que les dificultats de progrés per part dels alumnes eren en el propi procés d'ensenyament, que no era complet o que hi havia aspectes que no es treballaven prou. Per tant, l'interès dels mestres és saber: on es cometen errades, per què i com es pot aconseguir un treball millor.
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Es tracta de la intervenció en una zona educativa rural per tal de portar a terme un assessorament que permeti la concreció pràctica dels diversos objectius i continguts. Per a poder-ho fer, cal un treball en estreta col·laboració amb els professionals dels diferents centres.
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Centrarem l'estudi en la implementació de l'ús d'Internet a les àrees curriculars, ja que es detecta la necessitat d'alguns professors de tenir recursos per a poder treballar-hi des de la seva àrea. Aquesta necessitat, sorgida des del professorat, pot afavorir una més gran implicació i, per tant, iniciar un procés de canvi.
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En este proyecto se incluyen las etapas de análisis previo, análisis de requerimientos y diseño técnico de un sistema de apoyo a la diversificación en un IES, siguiendo los métodos y técnicas descritos en el ciclo de vida en cascada o ciclo de vida clásico del software. Puesto que se llegará hasta la especificación del diseño de la aplicación, esta documentación servirá de base al programador del software para implementar la aplicación, según las indicaciones y necesidades especificadas.
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El objeto de estudio parte de un proceso de investigación acción (McKernan, 1999 y Eliot, 1993), el cual estamos llevando a cabo desde hace dos cursos, en el marco del plan piloto para la adaptación de los estudios de la UdG al Espacio Europeo deEducación Superior (EEES). La justificación se enmarca en la demanda del Espacio Europea de Educación Superior, mediante el desarrollo de una educación basada en competencias con el objetivo de partir de una información que responda a unas necesidades reales basadas del Proyecto Tunning. Esta aportación se refleja en una asignatura de libre elección de nuevaincorporación. Esta propuesta, da un énfasis especial en la interacción entre los dos estudios: educación y enfermería. La cooperación interdisciplinar nos ha permitido compartir, interactuar y dialogar de forma crítica para poder seguir avanzando en nuestra propuesta. Estamos plenamente convencidos que la Educación Física bien dosificada, la alimentación cualitativamente equilibrada y unas condiciones higiénicas correctas en un entorno favorable, son pilares de una buena educación para la salud
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166 countries have some kind of public old age pension. What economic forces create and sustain old age Social Security as a public program? Mulligan and Sala-i-Martin (1999b) document several of the internationally and historically common features of social security programs, and explore "political" theories of Social Security. This paper discusses the "efficiency theories", which view creation of the SS program as a full of partial solution to some market failure. Efficiency explanations of social security include the "SS as welfare for the elderly" the "retirement increases productivity to optimally manage human capital externalities", "optimal retirement insurance", the "prodigal father problem", the "misguided Keynesian", the "optimal longevity insurance", the "government economizing transaction costs", and the "return on human capital investment". We also analyze four "narrative" theories of social security: the "chain letter theory", the "lump of labor theory", the "monopoly capitalism theory", and the "Sub-but-Nearly-Optimal policy response to private pensions theory". The political and efficiency explanations are compared with the international and historical facts and used to derive implications for replacing the typical pay-as-you-go system with a forced savings plan. Most of the explanations suggest that forced savings does not increase welfare, and may decrease it.
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We analyze the political support for employment protection legislation. Unlike my previous work on the same topic, this paper pays a lot of attention to the role of obsolescence in the growth process. In voting in favour of employment protection, incumbent employees trade off lower living standards (because employment protection maintains workers in less productive activities) against longer job duration. The support for employment protection will then depend on the value of the latter relative to the cost of the former. We highlight two key deeterminants of this trade-off: first, the workers' bargaining power, second, the economy's growth rate-more precisely its rate of creative destruction.
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Simplifying business formalization and eliminating outdated formalities is often a good way of improving the institutional environment for firms. Unfortunately, the World Bank's Doing Business project is harming such policies by promoting a reform agenda that gives them priority even in countries lacking functional business registers, so that the reformed registers keep producing valueless information, but faster. Its methodology also promotes biased measurements that impede proper consideration of the essential tradeoffs in the design of formalization institutions. If Doing Business is to stop jeopardizing its true objectives and contribute positively to scientific progress, institutional reform and economic development, then its aims, governance and methodology need to change.