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Persons who have participated in the Diagnosis

A list is provided of those who collaborated in the set of actions to perform the Diagnosis, participating as members of the Special Committees. The reports by the different specialised committees mention those who had a specific role in them.


INCE GOVERNING BODY

Chairman

  • Eugenio Nasarre Goicoechea (MEC)

Spokesmen

  • Xabier Agirre Elorza (Basque Country)
  • Marino Alduán Guerra (The Canaries)
  • Santiago Arellano Fernández (Navarra)
  • Rafael Bosch i Sans (Baleares Isles)
  • Josep Vicent Felip Monlleó (Valencia)
  • Octavi Fullat i Genis (Catalonia)
  • Teófilo González Vila (MEC)
  • Isabel de Haro Aramberri (Andalusia)
  • Francisco López-Rupérez (MEC)
  • José Luis Mira Lema (Galicia)
  • Antonio Peleteiro Fernández (MEC)


INCE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Chairperson

  • María Rosario Martínez Arias

Spokesmen

  • Blas Cabrera Montoya
  • Agustín Dosil Maceira
  • José Ginés Mora Ruiz
  • Josep Montané i Capdevilla
  • Ángel Ignacio Pérez Gómez
  • Juan Carlos Tedesco



MEMBERS OF SPECIALISED COMMITTEES, EXCEPT FOR THE CHAIRPERSONS

  • Carlos Arribas Alonso
  • Vicente Barberá Albalat
  • Reyes Berruezo Albéniz
  • Rafael Bisquerra Alzina
  • Rogelio Blanco Martínez
  • Inmaculada Bordas Alsina
  • Guillem Bou Bauzá
  • Demetrio Castro Alfín
  • Antonio Feijoo Freitas
  • Gonzalo Fernández Fernández
  • Eduardo Fernández Ares
  • Bernardo Gargallo López
  • José Luis Gaviria Soto
  • Samuel Gento Palacios
  • Guillermo Gil Escudero
  • José Antonio González Sáinz
  • José Mª Gracia Galilea
  • Fernando Hernández Guarch
  • Aniano Hernández Guerra
  • David Isaacs
  • Jesús M. Jornet Meliá
  • Francisco A. López Freire
  • Joan Mallart i Navarra
  • Marius Martínez Muñoz
  • Antonio Medina Revilla
  • Rafael Mendía Gallardo
  • José Montoya Sáenz
  • Fernando Muñoz Vitoria
  • Mª Jesús Pérez Zorrilla
  • Gloria Pérez Serrano
  • Julio Puente Azcutia
  • Faustino Salgado López
  • Jaime Santoalla Varela
  • Josu Sierra Orrantia
  • Javier Tourón Figueroa
  • Francisco Trancón Pérez
  • Magdalena Velasco Kindelán


OTHER RELEVANT COLLABORATORS

  • Manuel Ávila Suárez
  • Ildefonso Damas Hurtado
  • Esther García González
  • Ignacio Gil-Bermejo Bethencourt
  • Rafael Hernández Bautista
  • Dolors Iduarte Despuig
  • Catalina Ortega Tenor
  • Mª José Pérez Díez de los Ríos
  • Josefa Sánchez Díaz
  • Mª del Carmen Sánchez Villafaina
  • Jordi Saura i Valls


INCE STAFF

  • Isabel Alabau Balcells
  • Miguel Ángel Alcázar Corcoles
  • Nina Álvarez Menéndez
  • Margarita Cabañas Corihuela
  • José Ángel Calleja Sopeña
  • Sonia Castro García-Muñoz
  • Blanca de Juan Herrero
  • Pilar Díaz-Plaza Mendoza
  • Mercedes Díaz Aranda
  • Isabel Frutos Escudero
  • Jaime García-Gallo Pinto
  • María Jesús García Martín
  • Jesús García-Mascaraque Gª-Parrado
  • Flora Gil Traver
  • Paloma Hernández Gil
  • Mª del Carmen Izquierdo Nebreda
  • José Antonio López Varona
  • Joaquín Martín Muñoz
  • Mª Luisa Moreno Martínez
  • Ramón Pajares Box
  • Santiago Piñas Rodríguez
  • Antonio Reviriego García
  • Mercedes Serrano Parra
  • Juan Carlos Suárez Falcón


INSPECTION SERVICES IN THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE TERRITORY AND DEVOLVED REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS

  • Genaro Alonso Megido. Oviedo
  • Adolfo H. Alonso Abella. Santander
  • Francisco Arteaga Ruiz. Navarra
  • Manuel Bellido Torres. Teruel
  • Francisco Javier Carrascosa Baeza. Cuenca
  • Dolores Cebollada Romea. Alcalá de Henares, Madrid
  • Ángel de Miguel Casas. Soria
  • Camilo Docampo Gómez. Ourense
  • Santiago Esteban Frades. Valladolid
  • Demetrio Fernández González. Collado Villalba, Madrid
  • María Teresa Fernández Veloso. Madrid
  • José de Andrés Fernández Mariscal. Salamanca
  • Francisco García Moles. Palma de Mallorca
  • Lisardo Garrote de Pedro. Burgos
  • María del Pilar Goded Javierre. Huesca
  • Roque Gómez Jaén. Ceuta
  • María del Pilar González Ocaña. Guadalajara
  • Ángel Heras Mateos. Ávila.
  • Jesús Hernando Cuadrado. Cáceres
  • Manuel Iglesias Martínez. Ciudad Real
  • José C. Illana Rubio. San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid
  • Ángel Lorente Lorente. Zaragoza
  • Jacinto Lozana Escribano. Segovia
  • Ángel Marcos González. Melilla
  • Amparo Millán Delso. Valladolid
  • José Muñiz García. Madrid.
  • José Antonio Pérez Mariscal. Salamanca
  • Jesús Pérez Parrillas. Toledo
  • Santos Protomártir Vaquero. Badajoz
  • Arturo Rodríguez Cordero. Palencia
  • José Luis Sáenz Larrea. Logroño
  • Clamades Sarmiento Franco. León
  • José Pablo Saura Soler. Murcia
  • Francisca Serrano Adán. Leganés, Madrid
  • Gabriel Sevilla Saura. Albacete
  • Juan Andrés Vaquero Peña. Zamora


Authors

José Luis García Garrido
Professor at the Spanish National Open University, Department of Education, where he is usually assigned to teaching and research tasks in the scope of Compared and International Education. He presently holds the post of Director of the National Quality and Evaluation Institute, at the Ministry of Education and Culture. He is the Chairman of the Spanish Compared Education Society, a Member of the European Academy of Art and Science, a Member of the World Council of Compared Education Societies. He belongs to several international associations and was Chairman of the Comparative Education Society in Europe from 1985 to 1988. Among his written works (20 books and more than 200 articles and essays, published in national and international magazines and publications, in several languages), one must emphasise the following ones: Fundamentos de la Educación Comparada (Dykinson 1982, 1986, 1991), Problemas Mundiales de la educación (Dykinson 1982, 1987, 1992), Sistemas educativos de hoy (Madrid 1984, 1987, 1993), Primary Education on the Threshold of the Twenty-first Century (in English, French and Spanish, Paris 1986, 1987, 1988), Reformas educativas en Europa (Madrid 1994) and Diccionario Europeo de la Educación (Madrid, 1996).
Álvaro Buj Gimeno
University Professor. Professor of Educational Theory at the Complutense University of Madrid. Graduate in Philosophy and Literature, National Graduation Prize in Philosophy and Literature in 1961. Doctor in Pedagogy. State School Teacher and Educational Inspector (retired from both Bodies). Head of Department of Didactic Documentation and Orientation Centre in Primary Education of the MEC (1963 to 1969). Central Inspector at the Ministry of Education and Culture from 1972 to 1983. Now lectures in second and third cycle at the Complutense University in "Theory of Education", "Social Pedagogy" and "Structure and functioning of the educational system". He also holds an academic post as Inspector of Services at the Rectorate of the Complutense University of Madrid. Author or co-author of several books, usual speaker at congresses and seminars; his lines of research, explained in more than a hundred articles, are: the role of control in the educational administration, teacher training and improvement, equal opportunities and education, social training and educational institutions, intercultural education.
Juan González Anleo
Professor of Sociology at the University of Alcalá de Henares and Dean of the "León XIII" School of Political Sciences and Sociology at the Pontifical University of Salamanca. Researcher on education and family; education, religion and youth. Collaborator in the FOESSA Report on the social situation in Spain and Madrid (1970, 1972, 1973, 1984, 1994) and the research by the Santa María Foundation. His recent publications include: Enseñar en Ávila (co-author), Sociología para educadores, Introducción a la Sociología, Catolicismo Nacional, nostalgia y crisis, Estudio sobre liberdade e religiao em Portugal, Nivel ético del profesorado español, Perfil de la Sociedad de Consumo, La emigración española en la encrucijada (co-author), El sistema educativo en España, La cultura organizacional de los centros educativos, Para comprender la Sociología, El profesorado en la España actual, Religión y sociedad en la España de los 90. He is now on the management team of the survey on Spanish Youth, 1999 by the Santa María Foundation.
José Antonio Ibáñez-Martín
Professor at the Complutense University, where he has lectured on "Philosophy of Education", "Ethics and Politics of Education", "Politics and Educational Legislation" and "Civic Education". The awards he has received for his publications include the Raimundo Lulio National Prize for Essay Writing, from the Senior Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), and the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences Prize, Fellow of the American Philosophy of Education Society, member of the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain, etc. He is the Director of the magazine Revista Española de Pedagogía and Chairman of the European Institute for Educational Initiatives. His lines of research concentrate on study of the anthropological bases and critical-philosophical suppositions of the educational processes, in educational policy and legislation, with special reference to the European dimension, in civic training within the democratic systems and in professional deontology for educational activities. He has published more than ninety works in five different languages on this set of concerns.
Arturo de la Orden Hoz
Professor of Experimental and Differential Pedagogy at the Complutense University, at the School of Education, where he directs the Educational Research Methods and Diagnosis Department. He is Chairman of the Spanish Pedagogy Society and a member of the Executive committee of the European Educational Research Association. He is a member of several international pedagogical research and educational evaluation associations and was Chairman of the World Association of Educational Research from 1985 to 1989 and of the Inter-university Association of Experimental Pedagogy (1990-1994). He is the editor of the magazine Bordón on Educational Sciences and a member of the editorial boards of several Spanish and international pedagogical research magazines. He was also editor of the magazines Revista de Investigación Educativa and Revista Complutense. Among his publications (four books and more than 300 articles in national and international magazines), one must emphasise: Investigación Educativa (Anaya, Madrid, 1985), Evaluación Educativa (Docencia, Buenos Aires, 1983), El agrupamiento de alumnos (CSIC, Madrid, 1975), Evaluación e innovación educativa (University of Granada, Granada, 1997). His present line of research concentrates on systematic models of educational evaluation. He has directed 56 doctoral theses.
José Luis Pérez Iriarte
Educational Inspector and High School Professor, presently assigned as Area Head to the National Quality and Evaluation Institute. He has acted as Secretary to the Coordination Committee of the study this Report concerns.
José Luis Rodríguez Diéguez
Professor of Didactics at the University of Salamanca. Former State School Teacher and Educational Inspector. He has published more than twenty books, about a hundred and fifty articles and monographic works and has directed diverse collections of educational studies. His main lines of research are: A) Evaluation, syllabus design and teaching programming, with such works as; Didáctica General. Objetivos y Evaluación. Editorial Cincel, Madrid, 1985. Curriculum, acto didáctico y teoría del texto. Ediciones Anaya, Madrid, 1985. La programación del curso escolar. Editorial Escuela Española, Madrid, 1983 (collaboration with Rosario Beltrán de Tena). B) The use and assessment of the mass media as an instrument and teaching content: Las funciones de la imagen en la enseñanza. Editorial Gustavo Gili, Barcelona, 1978. El cómic y su utilización didáctica. Los tebeos en la enseñanza. Ed. Gustavo Gili, Barcelona, 1988. Lenguaje y rendimiento académico. Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca, 1992 (collaboration with S. Gallego Rico). He is Vice-Chairman of the Spanish Pedagogy Society, editor of the magazine Enseñanza, member of diverse national and international scientific associations, and he is a member of the editorial board of several professional magazines.



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