The teaching attitude and the implementation of projects of educational innovation, in the public educational institutions of the district of Tacna, year 2014

Authors

  • Elena Pintado Caipa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47796/ves.v7i1.11

Keywords:

Teaching Attitude, Innovation

Abstract

Objective: to demonstrate the influence of the teaching attitude in the implementation of educational innovation projects, in the public educational institutions of the district of Tacna, in 2014. Methodology: the research is of Basic or Pure Type, with explanatory causal

descriptive design. The sample consisted of a total of 107 teachers who participated in educational innovation projects, to which a Likert scale was applied to measure the teaching attitude and a questionnaire to measure the level of implementation of educational innovation projects. Result: the predominant teaching attitude among teachers in the district of Tacna who participate in educational innovation projects, is the indifferent attitude, with 72.9%, a significant percentage, 13.1% representing teachers with a positive attitude, and 14.0% who represents teachers with a negative attitude. The level of implementation of educational innovation projects, in the district of Tacna is 37.4% in a regular level of implementation, 33.6% of projects in a good level of implementation, 14% of projects in an excellent level of implementation, and 15% at a low level of implementation. Conclusion: it can be affirmed that the predominant teaching attitude prevalent in the teachers participating in the educational innovation projects, in the district of Tacna, in 2014, has a significant influence on the level of regular implementation of educational innovation projects.

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Published

2018-07-02

How to Cite

Pintado Caipa, E. (2018). The teaching attitude and the implementation of projects of educational innovation, in the public educational institutions of the district of Tacna, year 2014. REVISTA VERITAS ET SCIENTIA - UPT, 7(1), pp. 822–828. https://doi.org/10.47796/ves.v7i1.11