The article questions the current Post-Graduation evaluation criteria, which emphasizes article publications and indexed magazines. It has led to a depreciation of the educator. When not valuing other activities such as teaching, orientation, organization of events, participation in debates, extension works, participation in examining boards etc, and when not considering important the publications towards a larger public, or even book publications, Post-Graduation evaluation tends to define, in a limited way, what is academic productivity.
evaluation; teaching; academic productivity