1. Collect, analyze, and organize information.
2. Communicate ideas and information.
3. Plan and organize activities.
4. Work with others and in teams.
5. Use mathematical ideas and techniques.
6. Solve the problems.
7. Use technologies.
Moreover, the Texas Skill Standard of the
United States: “academic knowledge and skills” [6].
Academic knowledge and skills include knowledge
and skills in four categories: 1) reading, 2) writing,
3) mathematics, and 4) science. Competence
knowledge and skills include know the ability to 1)
adapt, 2) analyze and solve problems, 3) reach
consensus, 4) collect and analyze, 5) lead, 6) listen,
7) make decisions, 8) organize and plan, 9) develop
personal career and life, 10) speak, 11) apply
information and communication technologies, 12)
use interpersonal skills, and 13) participate in team
work [6].
3. Competency Standards Development
In Figure 1 shows the approach that ibstpi
(The International Board of Standards for Training,
Performance and Instruction) has followed to
develop and validate competencies [2]. In addition,
author concentrates the competency development
concept which involved identifying the knowledge,
skills, attitudes, capabilities, and tasks associated
with a particular job role such as instructional
design. The first one is defined; current practices
and existing standards are identified to curricular
content through competency (knowledge and skills).
Furthermore, the ethics and values commonly used
to evaluate performance-related behaviors must also
be determined (Attitudes). Finally, a vision of the