In the article, "The Paradox of the Good Student: Race and the Brazilian Educational System," Marcelo Paixão provides a very detailed and scholarly analysis of the problems confronting the current approach to public education in Brazil. He then provides a series of observations and recommendation.
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Maybe requiring states and municipalities to contribute a significant percentage of each school's budget will change the prevailing reality in some places that federal school dollars are simply a cash cow for local politicians.http://gproids.com
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The Global Competitiveness Report 2008-2009. published by the World Economic Forum (2008), places the quality of education system at 117 out of 134, behind countries such as China, India, Jamaica, Guy written by ch.c.,
July 22, 2009
VIVA ROBBING HOOK... WHO IS HOOKING BRAZILIANS DAILY !
VIVA BRAZIL, the country that got the navel caressing disease epidemic...that is truly...ENDEMIC...until proven otherwise !!!!!!
RED FACED ? YOU BETTER BE...in view of your abovee ranking...as usual ! You are a FOURTH WORLD COUNTRY...IN MANY COMPARATIVE COUNTRIES STATS ! Proven in the many different comparative rankings that rates you lower..that even much poorer countries than Brazil !
Just read the article headline...once more ! But...but...but...but...keep your displaced nationalist ego, megalo-mania, parano-mania, navel caressing diseasesssssssss ....whatever happens !!!!!
Waiting for the Da Silva Dynasty () comments ! Not the Iniacio branch where there is Nooo hope --- but the Joao branch !
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ch.c written by João da Silva,
July 22, 2009
Waiting for the Da Silva Dynasty (smilies/grin.gif) comments ! Not the Iniacio branch where there is Nooo hope --- but the Joao branch !
Mein Kamaraden, I do appreciate your invitation to a blue collar worker like my excellent self to comment. BUT....BUT.... (infinity), I am too busy interacting with "Men san Frontiére" under the article of Lord Augustus.
BUT....BUT....(To infinity), if you insist:
UNE has got a brand new President and he should know better than anyone else (including your excellent self) how to improve "Brazil´s Public Schools".
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yet again written by Forrest Allen Brown,
July 22, 2009
THEY SPEAK PORTGUESE IN BRASIL
SIMPLE STOP ROBING THE SCHOOL MONEY
buy better books , make the teachers pass test , along with there studients. invite there parents to school to learn .
give them food at school , make school last more than 4 hours a day and dont string them out till 10pm at night .
offer free college to students that pass with good grades
you got to give them some hope
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I am too busy interacting with "Men san Frontiére" written by ch.c.,
July 22, 2009
Great Joao ! 1)you trying to convince your "uncle" to reduce the import taxes on U.S. & European & Chinese cars ? Very good. 2) sorry...sorry...but....but....I have no idea what/who is UNE. could it be the Sarney political party ?
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ch.c written by João da Silva,
July 22, 2009
1)you trying to convince your "uncle" to reduce the import taxes on U.S. & European & Chinese cars ? Very good.
No. My "uncle" is too busy interacting with your "cousin" in Palais de l'Élysée.May be I will get to drink some "cheap" French wine which will turn out to be very expensive after the "reduced" (when?) taxes.
2) sorry...sorry...but....but....I have no idea what/who is UNE. could it be the Sarney political party ?
UNE stands for "União Nacional dos Estudantes" which in a way a party sponsored organization. In English it would be National Students Union. Very smart entity and it knows how to improve the education in Brazil. Their strategy also should increase the national demand for detergent packs.
Yes, of course, education is a necessary step in raising a healthy, full of personality, so these issues should give special attention to the education rights.
In the article, "The Paradox of the Good Student: Race and the Brazilian Educational System," Marcelo Paixão provides a very detailed and scholarly analysis of the problems confronting the current approach to public education in Brazil. He then provides a series of observations and recommendation. 
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