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Nanci Alicia Huapaya Pevez De Tejada
Haydeé Liliana Vera Rojas
Sara Edith Castillo Olsson
Lilian Magdalena Llerena Delgado

As a result of COVID-19, Digital Competencies (DC) and Directive Management (DM) have acquired great relevance in the educational field; for this reason, the objective was to determine the influence of DC and DM on Teaching Performance (TD). The methodology was quantitative, with a causal correlational design, transactional and with a sample of 101 educators. The application of the survey allowed the collection of data that, when statistically processed, yielded a significance value of 0.008 < 0.05 and a Nagelkerke coefficient of 17.8%, which allowed concluding that, DC and DG have a positive and significant influence on DD; as well as in all its dimensions (preparation for learning, teaching for learning, participation in school management articulated to the community and the development of professionalism and teacher identity.

As a result of COVID-19, Digital Competencies (DC) and Directive Management (DM) have acquired great relevance in the educational field; for this reason, the objective was to determine the influence of DC and DM on Teaching Performance (TD). The methodology was quantitative, with a causal correlational design, transactional and with a sample of 101 educators. The application of the survey allowed the collection of data that, when statistically processed, yielded a significance value of 0.008 < 0.05 and a Nagelkerke coefficient of 17.8%, which allowed concluding that, DC and DG have a positive and significant influence on DD; as well as in all its dimensions (preparation for learning, teaching for learning, participation in school management articulated to the community and the development of professionalism and teacher identity.

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Huapaya Pevez De Tejada, N. A., Vera Rojas, H. L., Castillo Olsson, S. E., & Llerena Delgado, L. M. (2023). Digital competences and directive management in the teaching profession. Horizontes, 7(28), 606–614. https://doi.org/10.33996/revistahorizontes.v7i28.538
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Nanci Alicia Huapaya Pevez De Tejada, Universidad César Vallejo. Lima, Perú

Bióloga. Licenciada en educación, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos; segunda especialidad en inglés educativo. Maestra en educación con mención en gestión Educativa. Doctora en educación e investigadora temática, Universidad Privada César Vallejo, Perú. Experiencia como docente y directivo en instituciones educativas, Perú.

Haydeé Liliana Vera Rojas, Universidad César Vallejo. Lima, Perú

Licenciada en lengua y literatura. Maestría en literatura peruana e hispanoamericana, Universidad Nacional San Marcos, Perú. Maestría en Educación, Universidad Estatal de Feira de Santana-UEFS-Bahía-Brasil. Grado de Doctorado en Educación, Universidad César Vallejo UCV, Perú. Segunda especialidad en Administración Educativa, Universidad de Lima; Segunda Especialidad en Liderazgo y Gestión Pedagógica, Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola-USIL, Perú. Docente del sector público, cargos administrativos y directivos, Perú.

Sara Edith Castillo Olsson, Universidad César Vallejo. Lima, Perú

Doctora en Educación. Maestría en Docencia y Gestión Universitaria. Directora de la I.E Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo, Perú. Especialista de educación en UGEL 04, acompañante pedagógico UGEL 02; docente Universidad Alas Peruanas y Universidad César Vallejo, Perú. Experiencia en cultura ambiental, realizar proyectos innovadores, Gestión Educativa, Perú.

Lilian Magdalena Llerena Delgado, Ministerio de Educación del Perú. Lima, Perú

Licenciada en Educación. Bachiller, especialidad Biología y Química, por la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Perú. Post grado en evaluación y acreditación de la calidad de la educación. Experiencia como directora, subdirectora, jefa de laboratorio y docente, Perú.

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