ABSTRACT
The aim of this paper is to investigate critically the project work relating to pedagogical measures present in some of the contemporary educational policies, as well as the scope of managerial rationality that accompanies it, which both confront the complexity of human labor. It is a text of a theoretical nature. It was developed from the crossing of two major areas: the study and research in education and research and studies in the sciences of labor. The first section of the text seeks to characterize the sources and highlight the scope of the "new" management education. In the second section the idea is to show the limits and impasses of education-oriented school managerial rationality. In the third section, the purpose is to discuss the dynamics of work situations, the complexity of human activity and the challenges that certain developments in the world of contemporary work pose for any attempt to impose a work measurement. The article concludes with a brief summary of the issues addressed.
KEYWORDS
educational policies; education management; educational assessment; work; ergology