The skills evaluation applicability in the university settings

Abstract

The Skills Evaluation is conceived as a process of integral formation that has as purpose the development of abilities, skills, attitudes and capacities of the being, to know, to do and the coexistence of the people. It is an evaluation model that many universities have assumed, within the framework of skills training. However, its implementation has not had the expected success, because most teaching staff still refuse to
put this new evaluation approach into practice. For the realization of the present work, it is established as objective, to carry out a critical and reflexive analysis on the applicability of the skills evaluation in the university settings. Therefore, a monographic study was carry out through the search, review, analysis and interpretation of documentary sources, for the analysis of the information the technique of content analysis
and text comprehension was used. The instruments implemented were analysis matrix, and the folder system, correspondingly. Among the conclusions, the importance of applying skills evaluation in university settings is highlighted, because it is conceived as a feedback process, reflection and continuous improvement that aims at the integral formation and self-realization of the person.