Contexto universitario, profesores y estudiantes: vínculos y éxito académico

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https://doi.org/10.35362/rie8814733

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éxito académico; contexto universitario; análisis educativo; técnicas de visualización

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La promoción de una educación de calidad en las instituciones de enseñanza superior promueve la autoeficacia. La utilidad del trabajo se ha dirigido al análisis de las características del profesorado y el éxito académico de los estudiantes al final del primer año en el contexto universitario. La población estudiada fue de 6690 estudiantes y 256 profesores, el conjunto de datos tenía 15 variables entre numéricas y categóricas. Se utilizó estadística descriptiva, métricas diseñadas para evaluar datos significativos y técnicas avanzadas de visualización. Los resultados revelaron el perfil esencial de los profesores experimentados y maduros, tanto en la enseñanza como en los grupos de edad. Los profesores experimentados que participaron en la enseñanza en un porcentaje superior al 66%, influyeron con un 72% de certeza en el éxito académico del alumnado. A corto plazo, los profesores noveles cuya tasa de participación fue del 33% mostraron un efecto positivo. A largo plazo, los estudiantes cambiaron (8%) o abandonaron (59%) la carrera universitaria. La utilidad de estos resultados proporciona sugerencias para una enseñanza significativa y oportuna, siempre que la distribución del profesorado experimentado y maduro corresponda a dos o tres tercios del total de profesores del primer año de la titulación universitaria.

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Guanin-Fajardo, J. H., & Casillas Barranquero, J. (2022). Contexto universitario, profesores y estudiantes: vínculos y éxito académico. Revista Iberoamericana De Educación, 88(1), 127–146. https://doi.org/10.35362/rie8814733

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Educación superior en Iberoamérica: impactos de los sistemas de aseguramiento de