Evaluation of higher education and internationalization of publics policies
Abstract
This work aims to understand the constitution of policies of evaluation of higher education seeking to observe similarities and differences in the Brazilian, Argentinean and Portuguese evaluation systems. As provocative questions, it is asked: the characteristics of public policies of evaluation can be considered as a phenomenon of internationalization? Do the different systems of evaluation of higher education have similarities? As a methodological foundation, Comparative Education was used as a tool to observe these similarities and differences (Manzon, 2015), and a documentary and bibliographic study was carried out (Gil, 2011). It was verified that the evaluation policies occur in time and with similar traits in the three countries, that become an internationalized phenomenon from the influence of multilateral organisms, one of the factors that generates globalized educational policies, that are being delineated or acquiring own traits in each context.
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