There should never be, for any type of education, a division between the theoretical and the practical. What
can be varied is the emphasis placed on the two areas of knowledge in terms of the order and development of the
curriculum and this must be regulated by the types of skills and competences required of the students.
The teaching process should bring theory to the classroom in such a manner that historical antinomies between
intellectual knowledge and operational skills are cancelled out; both should be united in a convergence aimed at
integral human development, as in human resources training.