EVALUATING QUALITY ASSURANCE IN EDUCATION: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW

Luis Fernando Garcés Giraldo, GINA MERCEDES ORE LEÓN, ALEJANDRA ROMERO DÍAZ, EZEQUIEL MARTÍNEZ ROJAS, ADA GALLEGOS

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    Abstract
    Quality assurance in education remains a critical consideration for educational institutions,
    particularly in a global context marked by increasing competition and evolving labor market
    demands. This study aims to identify key models of quality assurance in education and examine
    their applicability across diverse geographical contexts to enhance educational standards. Utilizing
    a systematic literature review guided by the PRISMA 2020 methodology, the research analyzes
    practices and policies implemented by various institutions and countries, emphasizing the
    importance of tailoring these approaches to local specificities. The study underscores the pivotal
    role of stakeholders, whose active engagement is indispensable to the efficacy of quality assurance
    processes. The findings of this study encourage a re-evaluation of existing models, promoting
    flexible and adaptive practices to support continuous improvement in educational quality.
    Keywords: Quality assurance; education; accreditation; evaluation; stakeholders.
    Idioma originalEspañol (Perú)
    Páginas (desde-hasta)542
    -557
    PublicaciónTPM - Testing, Psychometrics, Methodology in Applied Psychology
    Volumen32
    N.ºS4
    EstadoIndizado - 2025

    Palabras clave

    • Quality assurance
    • education; accreditation
    • evaluation
    • stakeholders

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