Curricular evaluation as an object of study in educational research
Abstract
Curriculum evaluation is an object of study little addressed in educational research, however, the theoretical-methodological trends from which it is approached are unknown. Given this, the objective of this research is to describe the production and analyze the theoretical-methodological perspectives in the curricular research carried out by researchers from Chihuahua and disseminated during the period 2007-2021. The methodology is qualitative from a hermeneutic-interpretive paradigm. 15 products were reviewed, including presentations, articles, doctoral theses and books. It was found that technical and practical trends oriented towards accountability, measurement of achievement indicators, monitoring of graduates and the graduation profile predominate. It is concluded that it is important to expand research that addresses this object of study in order to improve education, teaching practice, the programs that are implemented, the training of researchers and enrich the theoretical-methodological debate in the field of curriculum.
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