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Educação? "Vamos jogar bola"
- published: 25 Apr 2012
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Despite the economic and social problems the country has been facing, Brazil is still a land of opportunities. Where there is growth and problems to solve, there is also space for change and innovation. In the words of Jorge Paulo Lemann, the richest man in the country, “there are lots, lots of opportunities.” However, our country will not go forward if we don’t improve education. Here are a few of my projects on how to fix Brazilian education and an overview on the challenges our education system faces.
Sources of statistics:
1. PISA Exam http://blogs.cfr.org/oneil/2013/10/23/public-education-in-brazil/
2. UOL http://educacao.uol.com.br/noticias/2013/06/04/menos-de-1-das-escolas-brasileiras-tem-infraestrutura-ideal.htm
- published: 30 Nov 2014
- views: 301
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars discusses the differences between public and private education in Brazil.
- published: 08 Feb 2014
- views: 925
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay for private education and college preparatory tutoring, the poor attend inadequate, overcrowded, and under-financed schools. The birth of affirmative action in Brasil has generated a controversial debate on whether affirmative action and quotas help or hinder. Some say qoutas are analogous to handing a homeless man a million dollars without first teaching him how to manage money, others say it gets one foot in the door and that is what matters most. In this debate, cant both sides be right?
- published: 13 May 2009
- views: 9820
On June 22, 2013, 15 students from the University of Nebraska's four campuses and 2 professors who previously did not know each other embarked on an adventure to a country with one of the fastest growing economies and populations in the world: Brazil. The purpose of the study abroad trip to Brazil was to learn and understand the critical issues that the country faces. Topics such as medicine: the health care system in Brazil, tropical diseases, sustainable water, agriculture and agribusiness, alternative biofuels, the Portuguese language and Brazilian culture. Underneath the umbrella term that critical issues falls under is a topic that is of interest for the world at large and for the creators of this presentation: education, particularly higher education and the differences between private higher education and public higher education in Brazil.
The second week we were in Brazil, we were given the privilege to study at the University of Sao Paulo. Brazil has a very interesting structure of their education system. It is estimated that Brazil currently has about 5.4 million students enrolled in higher education. There is two types institutions for higher education: public and private. There are about 249 public universities and 2,141 private universities spread out through Brazil. This video focuses on the differences between the educations provided by the institutions. In Brazil, public universities have the highest accreditation, whereas, private universities are considered "second class education". Our video analyzes both the advantages and disadvantages to attending either public or private universities, as well as, background information on the education system in general.
Why we feel Brazilian education is important and interesting:
Cinthia: Originally from a small town far away from the state of Nebraska, jobs are scarce and as a result of low wages from the few jobs that exist, poverty lives among the people. From an early age, despite not having their own personal successes in education my family emphasized on the importance of getting an education to better one's own life and that has become an engrained part of my life and the lives of my family. Education has been what has made me who I am; it has opened doors to fulfill my dreams to travel and more importantly it has helped me find my passion, to help others so that they can then take charge of their lives, empowered and ready to conquer the world so that they help themselves. If it was not this crucial educational exploration as an undergraduate I would have never discovered that Social Work is my calling and without it I would not be where I am today. Working in an afterschool program with low-income youth and families has taught more than I ever thought it would.
Megan: Francis Bacon once said, "Knowledge is power" and I couldn't agree more. I believe that education is one of the most important factors in one's life. I am currently working on my PhD and plan to one day teach in a university. This is why I chose to study Brazil's education system. When I first found out that during our trip we would be studying at the University of Sao Paulo I was excited to see how their university system was structured. I was interested in learning about the differences in Brazil's system compared to the United States. I was surprised how different it is. The first concept that caught my attention was extreme discrepancy between the private and public sectors of education. In Brazil children are required to attend fundamental education. There is a standard curriculum for the public institutions however students in these schools are receiving a poor education. According to OCED's worldwide test Brazil is close to the bottom percentile when it comes to reading, math, and science. This is a stark difference to the private schools in Brazil. When interacting with students who attend University of Sao Paulo, I was informed that the only best education could be received from going to private school. This is important because the fundamental education is an important factor in getting admitted into a public university. This was another concept that I found interesting. All Brazilian students must take an entrance exam to be accepted into a public university. The vestibular, as it is called, is incredibly competitive. Also before admittance students must choose their future career, which cannot be altered once they have started the program. This is extremely different from the US in which case students have the ability to change their minds multiple times. Another difference is that in higher education private education is considered "second-class" and the public universities are some of the best in South America. This trip really opened my eyes to the fact that there are many differences in the way education is taught. I felt very blessed and privileged to be able to learn and interact with the education system in Brazil.
- published: 02 Aug 2013
- views: 1788
In a decentralized system dogged by uneven teacher quality, poor infrastructure and low student commitment, Brazil is using benchmarking to identify problems and drive reform.
About this project
This series of videos has been produced jointly by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Pearson Foundation to present initiatives being taken by education authorities around the world to help improve the learning performance of their secondary school students. The school systems featured in these videos were chosen for their strong performance in the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a three-yearly evaluation of secondary students in reading, mathematics and science. For more information about this project, feel free to contact the Pearson Foundation at info@pearsonfoundation.org.
- published: 24 Jan 2012
- views: 6217
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communities through the transmission of live classes through internet and satellite technology. The program offerns live, interactive, real-time or on-demand audio, video or data connections between students and teachers of remote villages in the rainforest. Children that would have to travel far, or could not at all attend secondary school, thus have a chance to access quality education and share the same knowledge base as children in urban areas, connecting them culturally with the whole nation.
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- published: 11 Apr 2014
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Education in Brazil is regulated by the Federal Government, through the Ministry of Education, which defines the guiding principles for the organization of education programs. Local governments are responsible for establishing state and education programs following the guidelines and using the funding supplied by the federal government.
When Kingdom of Portugal's explorers arrived in Brazil in the 15th century and started to colonize their new pocessions in the New World, the territory was inhabited by indigenous peoples and tribes who had not developed either a writing system or school education.
The Society of Jesus (Jesuits) was, since its beginnings in 1540, a missionary order. Evangelisation was one of the main goals of the Jesuits, but they were also committed to teaching and education, in Europe and overseas. The missionary activities, in the cities and in the countryside, were complemented by a strong commitment to education. This took the form of the opening of schools for boys, first in Europe but rapidly extended to America and Asia. The foundation of Catholic missions, schools, and seminaries was another consequence of the Jesuit involvement in education. As the spaces and cultures where the Jesuits were present varied considerably, their evangelising methods were very often quite different from one place to another. However, the society's engagement in trade, architecture, science, literature, languages, arts, music and religious debate corresponded, in fact, to the same main purpose of Christianisation. By the middle of the 16th century the Jesuits were present in West Africa, South America, Ethiopia, India, China, and Japan. This enlargement of their missionary activities took shape to a large extent within the framework of the Portuguese Empire.
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Brazil 
i/brəˈzɪl/ (Portuguese: Brasil, IPA: [bɾaˈziw]), officially the Federative Republic of Brazil (Portuguese: República Federativa do Brasil, 
listen (help·info)), is the largest country in South America. It is the world's fifth largest country, both by geographical area and by population with over 192 million people. It is the only Portuguese-speaking country in the Americas and the largest lusophone country in the world.
Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Brazil has a coastline of 7,491 km (4,655 mi). It is bordered on the north by Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and the French overseas region of French Guiana; on the northwest by Colombia; on the west by Bolivia and Peru; on the southwest by Argentina and Paraguay and on the south by Uruguay. Numerous archipelagos form part of Brazilian territory, such as Fernando de Noronha, Rocas Atoll, Saint Peter and Paul Rocks, and Trindade and Martim Vaz. It borders all other South American countries except Ecuador and Chile.
Brazil was a colony of Portugal from the landing of Pedro Álvares Cabral in 1500 until 1815, when it was elevated to the rank of kingdom and the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves was formed. The colonial bond was in fact broken in 1808, when the capital of the Portuguese colonial empire was transferred from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro, after Napoleon invaded Portugal.Independence was achieved in 1822 with the formation of the Empire of Brazil, a unitary state governed under a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary system. The country became a presidential republic in 1889, when a military coup d'état proclaimed the Republic, although the bicameral legislature, now called Congress, dates back to the ratification of the first constitution in 1824. Its current Constitution, formulated in 1988, defines Brazil as a Federal Republic. The Federation is formed by the union of the Federal District, the 26 States, and the 5,564 Municipalities.
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2:00Brazil, We Can Do This — Education in Brazil
Brazil, We Can Do This — Education in BrazilBrazil, We Can Do This — Education in Brazil
Despite the economic and social problems the country has been facing, Brazil is still a land of opportunities. Where there is growth and problems to solve, there is also space for change and innovation. In the words of Jorge Paulo Lemann, the richest man in the country, “there are lots, lots of opportunities.” However, our country will not go forward if we don’t improve education. Here are a few of my projects on how to fix Brazilian education and an overview on the challenges our education system faces. Sources of statistics: 1. PISA Exam http://blogs.cfr.org/oneil/2013/10/23/public-education-in-brazil/ 2. UOL http://educacao.uol.com.br/noticias/2013/06/04/menos-de-1-das-escolas-brasileiras-tem-infraestrutura-ideal.htm -
5:48Education Trends in Brazil
Education Trends in BrazilEducation Trends in Brazil
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7:16Access to Quality Education in Brasil
Access to Quality Education in BrasilAccess to Quality Education in Brasil
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay for private education and college preparatory tutoring, the poor attend inadequate, overcrowded, and under-financed schools. The birth of affirmative action in Brasil has generated a controversial debate on whether affirmative action and quotas help or hinder. Some say qoutas are analogous to handing a homeless man a million dollars without first teaching him how to manage money, others say it gets one foot in the door and that is what matters most. In this debate, cant both sides be right? -
11:24Brazilian Education
Brazilian EducationBrazilian Education
On June 22, 2013, 15 students from the University of Nebraska's four campuses and 2 professors who previously did not know each other embarked on an adventure to a country with one of the fastest growing economies and populations in the world: Brazil. The purpose of the study abroad trip to Brazil was to learn and understand the critical issues that the country faces. Topics such as medicine: the health care system in Brazil, tropical diseases, sustainable water, agriculture and agribusiness, alternative biofuels, the Portuguese language and Brazilian culture. Underneath the umbrella term that critical issues falls under is a topic that is of interest for the world at large and for the creators of this presentation: education, particularly higher education and the differences between private higher education and public higher education in Brazil. The second week we were in Brazil, we were given the privilege to study at the University of Sao Paulo. Brazil has a very interesting structure of their education system. It is estimated that Brazil currently has about 5.4 million students enrolled in higher education. There is two types institutions for higher education: public and private. There are about 249 public universities and 2,141 private universities spread out through Brazil. This video focuses on the differences between the educations provided by the institutions. In Brazil, public universities have the highest accreditation, whereas, private universities are considered "second class education". Our video analyzes both the advantages and disadvantages to attending either public or private universities, as well as, background information on the education system in general. Why we feel Brazilian education is important and interesting: Cinthia: Originally from a small town far away from the state of Nebraska, jobs are scarce and as a result of low wages from the few jobs that exist, poverty lives among the people. From an early age, despite not having their own personal successes in education my family emphasized on the importance of getting an education to better one's own life and that has become an engrained part of my life and the lives of my family. Education has been what has made me who I am; it has opened doors to fulfill my dreams to travel and more importantly it has helped me find my passion, to help others so that they can then take charge of their lives, empowered and ready to conquer the world so that they help themselves. If it was not this crucial educational exploration as an undergraduate I would have never discovered that Social Work is my calling and without it I would not be where I am today. Working in an afterschool program with low-income youth and families has taught more than I ever thought it would. Megan: Francis Bacon once said, "Knowledge is power" and I couldn't agree more. I believe that education is one of the most important factors in one's life. I am currently working on my PhD and plan to one day teach in a university. This is why I chose to study Brazil's education system. When I first found out that during our trip we would be studying at the University of Sao Paulo I was excited to see how their university system was structured. I was interested in learning about the differences in Brazil's system compared to the United States. I was surprised how different it is. The first concept that caught my attention was extreme discrepancy between the private and public sectors of education. In Brazil children are required to attend fundamental education. There is a standard curriculum for the public institutions however students in these schools are receiving a poor education. According to OCED's worldwide test Brazil is close to the bottom percentile when it comes to reading, math, and science. This is a stark difference to the private schools in Brazil. When interacting with students who attend University of Sao Paulo, I was informed that the only best education could be received from going to private school. This is important because the fundamental education is an important factor in getting admitted into a public university. This was another concept that I found interesting. All Brazilian students must take an entrance exam to be accepted into a public university. The vestibular, as it is called, is incredibly competitive. Also before admittance students must choose their future career, which cannot be altered once they have started the program. This is extremely different from the US in which case students have the ability to change their minds multiple times. Another difference is that in higher education private education is considered "second-class" and the public universities are some of the best in South America. This trip really opened my eyes to the fact that there are many differences in the way education is taught. I felt very blessed and privileged to be able to learn and interact with the education system in Brazil. -
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21:50Brazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education
Brazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in EducationBrazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education
In a decentralized system dogged by uneven teacher quality, poor infrastructure and low student commitment, Brazil is using benchmarking to identify problems and drive reform. About this project This series of videos has been produced jointly by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Pearson Foundation to present initiatives being taken by education authorities around the world to help improve the learning performance of their secondary school students. The school systems featured in these videos were chosen for their strong performance in the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a three-yearly evaluation of secondary students in reading, mathematics and science. For more information about this project, feel free to contact the Pearson Foundation at info@pearsonfoundation.org. -
3:52Rio Children Education in Brazil School 國際台_05_29_2011
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3:57Amazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote Areas
Amazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote AreasAmazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote Areas
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communities through the transmission of live classes through internet and satellite technology. The program offerns live, interactive, real-time or on-demand audio, video or data connections between students and teachers of remote villages in the rainforest. Children that would have to travel far, or could not at all attend secondary school, thus have a chance to access quality education and share the same knowledge base as children in urban areas, connecting them culturally with the whole nation. SUBSCRIBE to get more videos from WISE: http://www.youtube.com/WISEQatar?sub_confirmation=1 World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is an international, multi-sectoral and action-oriented platform for innovation in education that connects innovators, nurtures new ideas, and recognizes and supports successful initiatives that are helping revitalize education. For more information about WISE: http://www.wise-qatar.org Follow WISE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WISE_Tweets Like WISE on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wiseqatar -
1:20How to Improve Brazilian Public Education
How to Improve Brazilian Public EducationHow to Improve Brazilian Public Education
José Francisco Soares, President of INEP, Brazil’s National Institute of Educational Studies and Research, and Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, discusses public education in Brazil and outlines three key areas for improvement. Soares was at Yale in March 2015 for “Leading Educational Reforms: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead,” the second leadership program for Brazilian leaders hosted by Yale and organized in conjunction with the Lemann Foundation. This video is part of the Yale Global Perspectives series. To learn more about Yale and Brazil, visit http://world.yale.edu/brazil. -
3:13Global Perspectives in Higher Education: Race and Higher Education in Brazil
Global Perspectives in Higher Education: Race and Higher Education in BrazilGlobal Perspectives in Higher Education: Race and Higher Education in Brazil
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Soul Reflection
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Education in Brazil - Birthday cake
Congratulations Brazil. Seat of the World Cup Educação? "Vamos jogar bola" -
Brazil, We Can Do This — Education in Brazil
Despite the economic and social problems the country has been facing, Brazil is still a land of opportunities. Where there is growth and problems to solve, there is also space for change and innovation. In the words of Jorge Paulo Lemann, the richest man in the country, “there are lots, lots of opportunities.” However, our country will not go forward if we don’t improve education. Here are a few of my projects on how to fix Brazilian education and an overview on the challenges our education system faces. Sources of statistics: 1. PISA Exam http://blogs.cfr.org/oneil/2013/10/23/public-education-in-brazil/ 2. UOL http://educacao.uol.com.br/noticias/2013/06/04/menos-de-1-das-escolas-brasileiras-tem-infraestrutura-ideal.htm -
Education Trends in Brazil
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars discusses the differences between public and private education in Brazil. -
Access to Quality Education in Brasil
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay for private education and college preparatory tutoring, the poor attend inadequate, overcrowded, and under-financed schools. The birth of affirmative action in Brasil has generated a controversial debate on whether affirmative action and quotas help or hinder. Some say qoutas are analogous to handing a homeless man a million dollars without first teaching him how to manage money, others say it gets one foot in the door and that is what matters most. In this debate, cant both sides be right? -
Brazilian Education
On June 22, 2013, 15 students from the University of Nebraska's four campuses and 2 professors who previously did not know each other embarked on an adventure to a country with one of the fastest growing economies and populations in the world: Brazil. The purpose of the study abroad trip to Brazil was to learn and understand the critical issues that the country faces. Topics such as medicine: the health care system in Brazil, tropical diseases, sustainable water, agriculture and agribusiness, alternative biofuels, the Portuguese language and Brazilian culture. Underneath the umbrella term that critical issues falls under is a topic that is of interest for the world at large and for the creators of this presentation: education, particularly higher education and the differences between priva... -
Education in Brazil
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Brazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education
In a decentralized system dogged by uneven teacher quality, poor infrastructure and low student commitment, Brazil is using benchmarking to identify problems and drive reform. About this project This series of videos has been produced jointly by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Pearson Foundation to present initiatives being taken by education authorities around the world to help improve the learning performance of their secondary school students. The school systems featured in these videos were chosen for their strong performance in the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a three-yearly evaluation of secondary students in reading, mathematics and science. For more information about this project, feel free to contact th... -
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Amazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote Areas
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communities through the transmission of live classes through internet and satellite technology. The program offerns live, interactive, real-time or on-demand audio, video or data connections between students and teachers of remote villages in the rainforest. Children that would have to travel far, or could not at all attend secondary school, thus have a chance to access quality education and share the same knowledge base as children in urban areas, connecting them culturally with the whole nation. SUBSCRIBE to get more videos from WISE: http://www.youtube.com/WISEQatar?sub_confirmation=1 World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is an international, multi-sectoral and action-oriented platform for innovat... -
How to Improve Brazilian Public Education
José Francisco Soares, President of INEP, Brazil’s National Institute of Educational Studies and Research, and Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, discusses public education in Brazil and outlines three key areas for improvement. Soares was at Yale in March 2015 for “Leading Educational Reforms: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead,” the second leadership program for Brazilian leaders hosted by Yale and organized in conjunction with the Lemann Foundation. This video is part of the Yale Global Perspectives series. To learn more about Yale and Brazil, visit http://world.yale.edu/brazil. -
Global Perspectives in Higher Education: Race and Higher Education in Brazil
NYU Steinhardt offers over 30 short-term 3-6 credit programs in nearly 20 countries. Programs are interdisciplinary and are open to graduate and undergraduate students from all schools of NYU, other universities and working professionals. Learn more at http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/global/ -
Philips and cardiology education in Brazil - Open Heart
Learn how Philips collaborated with the Cardiology Society of the State of São Paulo to organize a conference on coronary mortality, raising awareness and providing education on the ways health care can help cardiology patients in Brazil. See our stories of how Philips innovations are improving peoples' lives around the world at http://philips.com/innovationandyou At Philips, we're here to deliver innovation that matters to you. Others may focus on what innovation does. We focus on what it does for you. Learn more about Philips innovations at http://www.philips.com Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/philips Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Philips "Philips and cardiology education in Brazil - open heart" video transcript: AGNALDO SOUZA RAMOS: I worked al... -
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Higher Education in Brazil
Students: Bruno Pidde, Wilson Judice Professor: Rose Buser University of Wisconsin Oshkosh -
Brazil History and Geography for kids education-kids knowledge videos
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Contemporary Education in Brazil
A look inside of Brazil's contemporary educational system and some of the problems within. -
Education, not Football? Brazil's Schools in Focus (Learning World S4E38, 1/3)
Focus on education in Brazil: With social segregation in schools, low budgets for primary and secondary education and limited access to higher education, could shortcomings in educational provision hobble the country's economic boom? MORE on education in Brazil: Universities: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx1O062BOU4 Football passion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mx4x0N_POSY Learning World is brought to you by euronews: http://www.euronews.com/learning-world SUBSCRIBE to get more videos from WISE: http://www.youtube.com/WISEQatar?sub_confirmation=1 World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is an international, multi-sectoral and action-oriented platform for innovation in education that connects innovators, nurtures new ideas, and recognizes and supports successful initiatives t... -
Education for Brazil -- a University Teaches Online
The company Anhanguera Educacional Participações S.A. (AEDU) operates universities and distance-learning centres at different locations throughout Brazil. Especially via its distance-learning programme, AEDU is reaching young professionals of low-income backgrounds, thus allowing them access to higher education. DEG makes financing available in order to improve the prospects of young people. Further information: https://www.deginvest.de -
Media Literacy and Physical Education in Brazil
A research seminar featuring João Guimarães from the University of Brasilia -
Higher Education Opportunities in Brazil
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Brief story of education in Brazil
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- Duration: 4:55
- Updated: 19 Jul 2012
- views: 6125
Brazil - Education Crisis (BBC News)
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 02 May 2013
- views: 6274
Education in Brazil - Birthday cake
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- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 25 Apr 2012
- views: 39420
Congratulations Brazil. Seat of the World Cup
Educação? "Vamos jogar bola"
- published: 25 Apr 2012
- views: 39420
Brazil, We Can Do This — Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 30 Nov 2014
- views: 301
Despite the economic and social problems the country has been facing, Brazil is still a land of opportunities. Where there is growth and problems to solve, ther...
Despite the economic and social problems the country has been facing, Brazil is still a land of opportunities. Where there is growth and problems to solve, there is also space for change and innovation. In the words of Jorge Paulo Lemann, the richest man in the country, “there are lots, lots of opportunities.” However, our country will not go forward if we don’t improve education. Here are a few of my projects on how to fix Brazilian education and an overview on the challenges our education system faces.
Sources of statistics:
1. PISA Exam http://blogs.cfr.org/oneil/2013/10/23/public-education-in-brazil/
2. UOL http://educacao.uol.com.br/noticias/2013/06/04/menos-de-1-das-escolas-brasileiras-tem-infraestrutura-ideal.htm
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Despite the economic and social problems the country has been facing, Brazil is still a land of opportunities. Where there is growth and problems to solve, there is also space for change and innovation. In the words of Jorge Paulo Lemann, the richest man in the country, “there are lots, lots of opportunities.” However, our country will not go forward if we don’t improve education. Here are a few of my projects on how to fix Brazilian education and an overview on the challenges our education system faces.
Sources of statistics:
1. PISA Exam http://blogs.cfr.org/oneil/2013/10/23/public-education-in-brazil/
2. UOL http://educacao.uol.com.br/noticias/2013/06/04/menos-de-1-das-escolas-brasileiras-tem-infraestrutura-ideal.htm
- published: 30 Nov 2014
- views: 301
Education Trends in Brazil
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- Duration: 5:48
- Updated: 08 Feb 2014
- views: 925
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars discusses the differences between public and private educ...
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars discusses the differences between public and private education in Brazil.
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Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars discusses the differences between public and private education in Brazil.
- published: 08 Feb 2014
- views: 925
Access to Quality Education in Brasil
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- Duration: 7:16
- Updated: 13 May 2009
- views: 9820
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay for private education and college preparatory tutoring, the poor atte...
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay for private education and college preparatory tutoring, the poor attend inadequate, overcrowded, and under-financed schools. The birth of affirmative action in Brasil has generated a controversial debate on whether affirmative action and quotas help or hinder. Some say qoutas are analogous to handing a homeless man a million dollars without first teaching him how to manage money, others say it gets one foot in the door and that is what matters most. In this debate, cant both sides be right?
wn.com/Access To Quality Education In Brasil
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay for private education and college preparatory tutoring, the poor attend inadequate, overcrowded, and under-financed schools. The birth of affirmative action in Brasil has generated a controversial debate on whether affirmative action and quotas help or hinder. Some say qoutas are analogous to handing a homeless man a million dollars without first teaching him how to manage money, others say it gets one foot in the door and that is what matters most. In this debate, cant both sides be right?
- published: 13 May 2009
- views: 9820
Brazilian Education
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- Duration: 11:24
- Updated: 02 Aug 2013
- views: 1788
On June 22, 2013, 15 students from the University of Nebraska's four campuses and 2 professors who previously did not know each other embarked on an adventure t...
On June 22, 2013, 15 students from the University of Nebraska's four campuses and 2 professors who previously did not know each other embarked on an adventure to a country with one of the fastest growing economies and populations in the world: Brazil. The purpose of the study abroad trip to Brazil was to learn and understand the critical issues that the country faces. Topics such as medicine: the health care system in Brazil, tropical diseases, sustainable water, agriculture and agribusiness, alternative biofuels, the Portuguese language and Brazilian culture. Underneath the umbrella term that critical issues falls under is a topic that is of interest for the world at large and for the creators of this presentation: education, particularly higher education and the differences between private higher education and public higher education in Brazil.
The second week we were in Brazil, we were given the privilege to study at the University of Sao Paulo. Brazil has a very interesting structure of their education system. It is estimated that Brazil currently has about 5.4 million students enrolled in higher education. There is two types institutions for higher education: public and private. There are about 249 public universities and 2,141 private universities spread out through Brazil. This video focuses on the differences between the educations provided by the institutions. In Brazil, public universities have the highest accreditation, whereas, private universities are considered "second class education". Our video analyzes both the advantages and disadvantages to attending either public or private universities, as well as, background information on the education system in general.
Why we feel Brazilian education is important and interesting:
Cinthia: Originally from a small town far away from the state of Nebraska, jobs are scarce and as a result of low wages from the few jobs that exist, poverty lives among the people. From an early age, despite not having their own personal successes in education my family emphasized on the importance of getting an education to better one's own life and that has become an engrained part of my life and the lives of my family. Education has been what has made me who I am; it has opened doors to fulfill my dreams to travel and more importantly it has helped me find my passion, to help others so that they can then take charge of their lives, empowered and ready to conquer the world so that they help themselves. If it was not this crucial educational exploration as an undergraduate I would have never discovered that Social Work is my calling and without it I would not be where I am today. Working in an afterschool program with low-income youth and families has taught more than I ever thought it would.
Megan: Francis Bacon once said, "Knowledge is power" and I couldn't agree more. I believe that education is one of the most important factors in one's life. I am currently working on my PhD and plan to one day teach in a university. This is why I chose to study Brazil's education system. When I first found out that during our trip we would be studying at the University of Sao Paulo I was excited to see how their university system was structured. I was interested in learning about the differences in Brazil's system compared to the United States. I was surprised how different it is. The first concept that caught my attention was extreme discrepancy between the private and public sectors of education. In Brazil children are required to attend fundamental education. There is a standard curriculum for the public institutions however students in these schools are receiving a poor education. According to OCED's worldwide test Brazil is close to the bottom percentile when it comes to reading, math, and science. This is a stark difference to the private schools in Brazil. When interacting with students who attend University of Sao Paulo, I was informed that the only best education could be received from going to private school. This is important because the fundamental education is an important factor in getting admitted into a public university. This was another concept that I found interesting. All Brazilian students must take an entrance exam to be accepted into a public university. The vestibular, as it is called, is incredibly competitive. Also before admittance students must choose their future career, which cannot be altered once they have started the program. This is extremely different from the US in which case students have the ability to change their minds multiple times. Another difference is that in higher education private education is considered "second-class" and the public universities are some of the best in South America. This trip really opened my eyes to the fact that there are many differences in the way education is taught. I felt very blessed and privileged to be able to learn and interact with the education system in Brazil.
wn.com/Brazilian Education
On June 22, 2013, 15 students from the University of Nebraska's four campuses and 2 professors who previously did not know each other embarked on an adventure to a country with one of the fastest growing economies and populations in the world: Brazil. The purpose of the study abroad trip to Brazil was to learn and understand the critical issues that the country faces. Topics such as medicine: the health care system in Brazil, tropical diseases, sustainable water, agriculture and agribusiness, alternative biofuels, the Portuguese language and Brazilian culture. Underneath the umbrella term that critical issues falls under is a topic that is of interest for the world at large and for the creators of this presentation: education, particularly higher education and the differences between private higher education and public higher education in Brazil.
The second week we were in Brazil, we were given the privilege to study at the University of Sao Paulo. Brazil has a very interesting structure of their education system. It is estimated that Brazil currently has about 5.4 million students enrolled in higher education. There is two types institutions for higher education: public and private. There are about 249 public universities and 2,141 private universities spread out through Brazil. This video focuses on the differences between the educations provided by the institutions. In Brazil, public universities have the highest accreditation, whereas, private universities are considered "second class education". Our video analyzes both the advantages and disadvantages to attending either public or private universities, as well as, background information on the education system in general.
Why we feel Brazilian education is important and interesting:
Cinthia: Originally from a small town far away from the state of Nebraska, jobs are scarce and as a result of low wages from the few jobs that exist, poverty lives among the people. From an early age, despite not having their own personal successes in education my family emphasized on the importance of getting an education to better one's own life and that has become an engrained part of my life and the lives of my family. Education has been what has made me who I am; it has opened doors to fulfill my dreams to travel and more importantly it has helped me find my passion, to help others so that they can then take charge of their lives, empowered and ready to conquer the world so that they help themselves. If it was not this crucial educational exploration as an undergraduate I would have never discovered that Social Work is my calling and without it I would not be where I am today. Working in an afterschool program with low-income youth and families has taught more than I ever thought it would.
Megan: Francis Bacon once said, "Knowledge is power" and I couldn't agree more. I believe that education is one of the most important factors in one's life. I am currently working on my PhD and plan to one day teach in a university. This is why I chose to study Brazil's education system. When I first found out that during our trip we would be studying at the University of Sao Paulo I was excited to see how their university system was structured. I was interested in learning about the differences in Brazil's system compared to the United States. I was surprised how different it is. The first concept that caught my attention was extreme discrepancy between the private and public sectors of education. In Brazil children are required to attend fundamental education. There is a standard curriculum for the public institutions however students in these schools are receiving a poor education. According to OCED's worldwide test Brazil is close to the bottom percentile when it comes to reading, math, and science. This is a stark difference to the private schools in Brazil. When interacting with students who attend University of Sao Paulo, I was informed that the only best education could be received from going to private school. This is important because the fundamental education is an important factor in getting admitted into a public university. This was another concept that I found interesting. All Brazilian students must take an entrance exam to be accepted into a public university. The vestibular, as it is called, is incredibly competitive. Also before admittance students must choose their future career, which cannot be altered once they have started the program. This is extremely different from the US in which case students have the ability to change their minds multiple times. Another difference is that in higher education private education is considered "second-class" and the public universities are some of the best in South America. This trip really opened my eyes to the fact that there are many differences in the way education is taught. I felt very blessed and privileged to be able to learn and interact with the education system in Brazil.
- published: 02 Aug 2013
- views: 1788
Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 07 Feb 2014
- views: 1752
- published: 07 Feb 2014
- views: 1752
Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 3:14
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 92
Teacher shortages. Everyday life
Teacher shortages. Everyday life
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Brazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education
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- Duration: 21:50
- Updated: 24 Jan 2012
- views: 6217
In a decentralized system dogged by uneven teacher quality, poor infrastructure and low student commitment, Brazil is using benchmarking to identify problems an...
In a decentralized system dogged by uneven teacher quality, poor infrastructure and low student commitment, Brazil is using benchmarking to identify problems and drive reform.
About this project
This series of videos has been produced jointly by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Pearson Foundation to present initiatives being taken by education authorities around the world to help improve the learning performance of their secondary school students. The school systems featured in these videos were chosen for their strong performance in the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a three-yearly evaluation of secondary students in reading, mathematics and science. For more information about this project, feel free to contact the Pearson Foundation at info@pearsonfoundation.org.
wn.com/Brazil Strong Performers And Successful Reformers In Education
In a decentralized system dogged by uneven teacher quality, poor infrastructure and low student commitment, Brazil is using benchmarking to identify problems and drive reform.
About this project
This series of videos has been produced jointly by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Pearson Foundation to present initiatives being taken by education authorities around the world to help improve the learning performance of their secondary school students. The school systems featured in these videos were chosen for their strong performance in the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a three-yearly evaluation of secondary students in reading, mathematics and science. For more information about this project, feel free to contact the Pearson Foundation at info@pearsonfoundation.org.
- published: 24 Jan 2012
- views: 6217
Rio Children Education in Brazil School 國際台_05_29_2011
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- Duration: 3:52
- Updated: 30 May 2011
- views: 5770
Amazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote Areas
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 11 Apr 2014
- views: 322
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communities through the transmission of live classes through internet and sate...
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communities through the transmission of live classes through internet and satellite technology. The program offerns live, interactive, real-time or on-demand audio, video or data connections between students and teachers of remote villages in the rainforest. Children that would have to travel far, or could not at all attend secondary school, thus have a chance to access quality education and share the same knowledge base as children in urban areas, connecting them culturally with the whole nation.
SUBSCRIBE to get more videos from WISE: http://www.youtube.com/WISEQatar?sub_confirmation=1
World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is an international, multi-sectoral and action-oriented platform for innovation in education that connects innovators, nurtures new ideas, and recognizes and supports successful initiatives that are helping revitalize education.
For more information about WISE: http://www.wise-qatar.org
Follow WISE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WISE_Tweets
Like WISE on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wiseqatar
wn.com/Amazonas Elearning Internet Boosts Education In Brazil's Remote Areas
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communities through the transmission of live classes through internet and satellite technology. The program offerns live, interactive, real-time or on-demand audio, video or data connections between students and teachers of remote villages in the rainforest. Children that would have to travel far, or could not at all attend secondary school, thus have a chance to access quality education and share the same knowledge base as children in urban areas, connecting them culturally with the whole nation.
SUBSCRIBE to get more videos from WISE: http://www.youtube.com/WISEQatar?sub_confirmation=1
World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is an international, multi-sectoral and action-oriented platform for innovation in education that connects innovators, nurtures new ideas, and recognizes and supports successful initiatives that are helping revitalize education.
For more information about WISE: http://www.wise-qatar.org
Follow WISE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WISE_Tweets
Like WISE on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wiseqatar
- published: 11 Apr 2014
- views: 322
How to Improve Brazilian Public Education
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 223
José Francisco Soares, President of INEP, Brazil’s National Institute of Educational Studies and Research, and Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gera...
José Francisco Soares, President of INEP, Brazil’s National Institute of Educational Studies and Research, and Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, discusses public education in Brazil and outlines three key areas for improvement. Soares was at Yale in March 2015 for “Leading Educational Reforms: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead,” the second leadership program for Brazilian leaders hosted by Yale and organized in conjunction with the Lemann Foundation. This video is part of the Yale Global Perspectives series. To learn more about Yale and Brazil, visit http://world.yale.edu/brazil.
wn.com/How To Improve Brazilian Public Education
José Francisco Soares, President of INEP, Brazil’s National Institute of Educational Studies and Research, and Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, discusses public education in Brazil and outlines three key areas for improvement. Soares was at Yale in March 2015 for “Leading Educational Reforms: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead,” the second leadership program for Brazilian leaders hosted by Yale and organized in conjunction with the Lemann Foundation. This video is part of the Yale Global Perspectives series. To learn more about Yale and Brazil, visit http://world.yale.edu/brazil.
- published: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 223
Global Perspectives in Higher Education: Race and Higher Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 24 Oct 2012
- views: 234
NYU Steinhardt offers over 30 short-term 3-6 credit programs in nearly 20 countries. Programs are interdisciplinary and are open to graduate and undergraduate s...
NYU Steinhardt offers over 30 short-term 3-6 credit programs in nearly 20 countries. Programs are interdisciplinary and are open to graduate and undergraduate students from all schools of NYU, other universities and working professionals. Learn more at http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/global/
wn.com/Global Perspectives In Higher Education Race And Higher Education In Brazil
NYU Steinhardt offers over 30 short-term 3-6 credit programs in nearly 20 countries. Programs are interdisciplinary and are open to graduate and undergraduate students from all schools of NYU, other universities and working professionals. Learn more at http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/global/
- published: 24 Oct 2012
- views: 234
Philips and cardiology education in Brazil - Open Heart
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- Duration: 2:35
- Updated: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 37851
Learn how Philips collaborated with the Cardiology Society of the State of São Paulo to organize a conference on coronary mortality, raising awareness and provi...
Learn how Philips collaborated with the Cardiology Society of the State of São Paulo to organize a conference on coronary mortality, raising awareness and providing education on the ways health care can help cardiology patients in Brazil.
See our stories of how Philips innovations are improving peoples' lives around the world at http://philips.com/innovationandyou
At Philips, we're here to deliver innovation that matters to you. Others may focus on what innovation does. We focus on what it does for you.
Learn more about Philips innovations at http://www.philips.com
Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/philips
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Philips
"Philips and cardiology education in Brazil - open heart" video transcript:
AGNALDO SOUZA RAMOS: I worked all morning. I started feeling the pain symptoms. I thought it was just heartburn. It moved through my chest, increasing the pain. I started feeling breathless until there came a point when I couldn't take it anymore. All I could think was that I needed to get to a clinic as soon as possible.
MARK STOFFELS: In Brazil, the number one cause of death is cardiovascular disease.
DR. MUCIO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA: We are not supposed to eat so much food full of sugar, full of salt, full of fat.
DR. LUIZ ANTONIO MACHADO CÉSAR: We have a problem in Brazil because we do not have cardiologists in the hospitals. The cardiologists know how to diagnose and how to treat heart problems. But it's not true for all the doctors. They need to learn about how to recognize and to treat myocardial infarction.
MARK STOFFELS: Based on that insight, we sat together and we said, ok, how can we change this.
DR. LUIZ ANTONIO MACHADO CÉSAR: Philips came with this problem, De Peito Aberto, Open Heart.
TITLE CARD: Open Heart: São Paulo, Brazil
MARK STOFFELS: De Peito Aberto is a platform that has as an objective to solve the need to deal with cardiovascular diseases that are on the rise.
DR. MUCIO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA: For two days, we put together general physicians, health managers, cardiologists and administrators. We openly discussed our problems. It opened my eyes and the eyes of many other colleagues about what we need.
DR. LUIZ ANTONIO MACHADO CÉSAR: Education is the key.
DR. MUCIO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA: We trained about 5000 nurses and doctors.
wn.com/Philips And Cardiology Education In Brazil Open Heart
Learn how Philips collaborated with the Cardiology Society of the State of São Paulo to organize a conference on coronary mortality, raising awareness and providing education on the ways health care can help cardiology patients in Brazil.
See our stories of how Philips innovations are improving peoples' lives around the world at http://philips.com/innovationandyou
At Philips, we're here to deliver innovation that matters to you. Others may focus on what innovation does. We focus on what it does for you.
Learn more about Philips innovations at http://www.philips.com
Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/philips
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Philips
"Philips and cardiology education in Brazil - open heart" video transcript:
AGNALDO SOUZA RAMOS: I worked all morning. I started feeling the pain symptoms. I thought it was just heartburn. It moved through my chest, increasing the pain. I started feeling breathless until there came a point when I couldn't take it anymore. All I could think was that I needed to get to a clinic as soon as possible.
MARK STOFFELS: In Brazil, the number one cause of death is cardiovascular disease.
DR. MUCIO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA: We are not supposed to eat so much food full of sugar, full of salt, full of fat.
DR. LUIZ ANTONIO MACHADO CÉSAR: We have a problem in Brazil because we do not have cardiologists in the hospitals. The cardiologists know how to diagnose and how to treat heart problems. But it's not true for all the doctors. They need to learn about how to recognize and to treat myocardial infarction.
MARK STOFFELS: Based on that insight, we sat together and we said, ok, how can we change this.
DR. LUIZ ANTONIO MACHADO CÉSAR: Philips came with this problem, De Peito Aberto, Open Heart.
TITLE CARD: Open Heart: São Paulo, Brazil
MARK STOFFELS: De Peito Aberto is a platform that has as an objective to solve the need to deal with cardiovascular diseases that are on the rise.
DR. MUCIO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA: For two days, we put together general physicians, health managers, cardiologists and administrators. We openly discussed our problems. It opened my eyes and the eyes of many other colleagues about what we need.
DR. LUIZ ANTONIO MACHADO CÉSAR: Education is the key.
DR. MUCIO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA: We trained about 5000 nurses and doctors.
- published: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 37851
Black or White: Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 9:24
- Updated: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 628
Video focusing on answering the question; How does skin color impact people's educational
opportunities in higher education in Brazil?
Video focusing on answering the question; How does skin color impact people's educational
opportunities in higher education in Brazil?
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Higher Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 8:26
- Updated: 05 Dec 2014
- views: 79
Students: Bruno Pidde, Wilson Judice
Professor: Rose Buser
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
- published: 05 Dec 2014
- views: 79
Brazil History and Geography for kids education-kids knowledge videos
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 2412
watch Geography and History of Brazil.kids best education video
more education videos on : https://www.youtube.com/user/bookofgk
watch Geography and History of Brazil.kids best education video
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- published: 13 Apr 2015
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Contemporary Education in Brazil
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A look inside of Brazil's contemporary educational system and some of the problems within.
A look inside of Brazil's contemporary educational system and some of the problems within.
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A look inside of Brazil's contemporary educational system and some of the problems within.
- published: 09 Apr 2013
- views: 620
Education, not Football? Brazil's Schools in Focus (Learning World S4E38, 1/3)
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- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 16 Jun 2014
- views: 1051
Focus on education in Brazil: With social segregation in schools, low budgets for primary and secondary education and limited access to higher education, could ...
Focus on education in Brazil: With social segregation in schools, low budgets for primary and secondary education and limited access to higher education, could shortcomings in educational provision hobble the country's economic boom?
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Focus on education in Brazil: With social segregation in schools, low budgets for primary and secondary education and limited access to higher education, could shortcomings in educational provision hobble the country's economic boom?
MORE on education in Brazil:
Universities: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx1O062BOU4
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World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is an international, multi-sectoral and action-oriented platform for innovation in education that connects innovators, nurtures new ideas, and recognizes and supports successful initiatives that are helping revitalize education.
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- published: 16 Jun 2014
- views: 1051
Education for Brazil -- a University Teaches Online
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- Duration: 3:52
- Updated: 05 Feb 2014
- views: 64
The company Anhanguera Educacional Participações S.A. (AEDU) operates universities and distance-learning centres at different locations throughout Brazil. Espec...
The company Anhanguera Educacional Participações S.A. (AEDU) operates universities and distance-learning centres at different locations throughout Brazil. Especially via its distance-learning programme, AEDU is reaching young professionals of low-income backgrounds, thus allowing them access to higher education. DEG makes financing available in order to improve the prospects of young people.
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https://www.deginvest.de
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The company Anhanguera Educacional Participações S.A. (AEDU) operates universities and distance-learning centres at different locations throughout Brazil. Especially via its distance-learning programme, AEDU is reaching young professionals of low-income backgrounds, thus allowing them access to higher education. DEG makes financing available in order to improve the prospects of young people.
Further information:
https://www.deginvest.de
- published: 05 Feb 2014
- views: 64
Media Literacy and Physical Education in Brazil
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- Duration: 60:55
- Updated: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 141
A research seminar featuring João Guimarães from the University of Brasilia
- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 141
Higher Education Opportunities in Brazil
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- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 179
Higher Education Opportunities in Brazil
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- published: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 179
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Brief story of education in Brazil
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published: 19 Jul 2012
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Brazil - Education Crisis (BBC News)
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Education in Brazil - Birthday cake
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published: 25 Apr 2012
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Brazil, We Can Do This — Education in Brazil
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published: 30 Nov 2014
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Education Trends in Brazil
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published: 08 Feb 2014
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Access to Quality Education in Brasil
Brazil is well known for its high racial and socio-economic inequality. While the rich pay...
published: 13 May 2009
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Brazilian Education
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Education in Brazil
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Education in Brazil
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Brazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education
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published: 24 Jan 2012
Brazil - Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education
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Amazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote Areas
The project 'Distance Learning in the Amazon Forest Program' connects very remote communit...
published: 11 Apr 2014
Amazonas eLearning: Internet Boosts Education in Brazil's Remote Areas
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How to Improve Brazilian Public Education
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published: 20 Mar 2015
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Global Perspectives in Higher Education: Race and Higher Education in Brazil
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Indian priest Tom Unzhunnalil crucified by ISIS on Good Friday: Report
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According to a report in Washington Times, Thomas Uzhunnalil, an Indian priest who was kidnapped in Yemen in March was crucified by ISIS on Good Friday. His execution was done in the same method that Romans were believed to use on Jesus on Good Friday ... "Fr Tom Uzhunnallil - an Indian national from Kerala was abducted by a terror group in Yemen....
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A Specter Is Haunting U.S. Primaries, The Specter of Sanders Democratic Socialism
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingAfter yet another resounding win in Alaska Hawaii, and Washington, Vermont Sen ... Situated in the southwest portion of the Evergreen State, people had told me that the marker, to say the least, had been rewritten in order to mislead people about another important part of American history ... In effect, the marker said of the Finns....
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Georgia governor says he will veto religious exemption bill
Edit Austin American Statesman 28 Mar 2016
The Republican announced his decision during a news conference in his office at the Georgia Capitol, saying, "I have examined the protections that this bill proposes to provide to the faith based community and I can find no examples of any of those circumstances occurring in our state.". Deal added, "I do not think that we have to discriminate against anyone to protect the faith-based community in Georgia."Georgia Gov....
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Pitbull Raped And Brutally Hanged To Death In Washington
Edit Inquisitr 28 Mar 2016
A pitbull was raped and murdered in Thuston County, Washington last week ... Locals have been outraged by the rape and murder of the pitbull in their community ... Humane Society director Dan Paul remarked that the animal rights activist group had been particularly shaken by the news of the pitbull’s rape and murder, and would be doing everything in their power to get a conviction....
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North Korea Propaganda Film Shows Nuclear Attack on D.C.
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A propaganda video published by the North Korean government called "Last Chance" depicts a nuclear strike on Washington, D.C ... ....
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Promoting drug education in Brazil with PROERD
Edit The Guardian 22 Jan 2016
In Brazil, drug issues are seen as a considerable threat to life ... That’s why we have provided our support to the Programa Educacional de Resistência às Drogas e à Violência (PROERD) programme – the Brazilian version of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) programme, originally founded in the US – for the last decade....
The Carlyle Group and Vinci Partners to Invest in Education in Brazil (The Carlyle Group ...
Edit Public Technologies 26 Oct 2015
The company operates both distance learning format, in which it is the fourth largest player in Brazil with 48 centers across several Brazilian states; and on-campus education, with seven campuses in the state of Santa Catarina, where it is the largest higher education institution ... 'Uniasselvi is Carlyle's first investment in education in Brazil....
STEM education in Brazil (BG Group plc)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Sep 2015
BG Group plc) STEM education in Brazil ... BG Brasil has recently taken part in a number of important initiatives supporting STEM education. In September, BG supported the Young Scientist award ceremony, the signing of the STEM Brazil agreement with the Government of the State of Rio de Janeiro, and the closure of the entry period for the Science Education Award....
Is For-Profit the Future of Education in Brazil?
Edit Topix 20 Jul 2015
Brazilian startup Descomplica has raised an $8 million Series B to build an education entertainment company that the company hopes could actually change the future of education in Brazil. Descomplica is already known as a test prep platform for Brazil's standardized college entrance exam tests, delivering a library of 15,000 videos, and eight hours ......
SERIES: Education | What to Do With(out) Education in Brazil?
Edit Rooster GNN 04 Apr 2014
At the end of the month, everyone pays a little, an amount that goes to public education”, Isadora declared to UOL, whose efforts have developed into a NGO for the improvement of education in Brazil ... The most skeptical, though, may begin to enroll their children in private schools, which seems to be a short-term solution for education, in Brazil....
New partnership will drive ecological research, education in Brazil (KU - The University of Kansas)
Edit noodls 27 Jan 2014
The arrangement will facilitate travel, study and research in Brazil by investigators and students from KU, and also help to educate local residents and a generation of Brazilian schoolchildren about the significance of the environment of the Pantanal - one of Earth's foremost tropical wetland regions ... "We plan to establish education programs in the ......
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