From verification to transformation: the evolution of CIEES towards an evaluation based on results and social relevance
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The text presents the 2024 General Evaluation Framework (MGE2024) as a transformation of the higher education evaluation model in Mexico. It moves beyond the traditional input-based approach to prioritize learning outcomes, continuous improvement, and social responsibility. MGE2024 encompasses all educational levels and modalities, includes value-added indicators, and introduces institutional support after accreditation. Additionally, it promotes a cultural shift within higher education institutions toward authentic, reflective, and formative evaluation. Thus, evaluation becomes a development strategy with social impact, aligned with international standards and humanistic principles, positioning accreditation as the beginning of a continuous improvement and institutional learning process.
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