Teaching Tutoring and Academic Competence According to the Perception of Fifth-Year Students at a Public University in Lima
Abstract
Objective: To establish the relationship between teaching tutoring and academic training in students of the x semester - Professional School of Physical Education of the UNMSM Faculty of Education. Materials and Method: For this correlational study, applied two questionnaires belonging to each variable (X and Y) to a sample of 108 students, then processed in the SPSS program. Results: The general hypothesis found a moderate correlation of Rho = 0.463, since the Tutoring of teachers is considered by regular students, which affects the academic competences considered indifferent. The first and second specific hypotheses identified a low correlation of Rho = 0.390 and Rho = 0.358, respectively; while the third and fourth specific hypotheses determined a moderate correlation of Rho = 0.500 and Rho = 0.506, respectively. Conclusion: The tutoring action, represented by effective communication, conflict management, participation and teamwork, and time planning, are not developing efficiently, which damages the strengthening of their academic competences.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Higher Education Teaching and Evaluation
Educational Outcomes and Influences
Evaluation of Teaching Practices
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change
- Pages
- 1721–1726
- Publication date
- 11 January 2026