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21/06/2013
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Agency of Brazil *
Brasília - The Ministry of Education (MEC) will establish a common basis for the content taught in Brazilian schools, said today (19) Secretary of Basic Education, Romeo Caputo in hearing in the House of Representatives.
Caputo was based on the National Education Plan (NEP, PL 8.035/10) - passed the House last year, and currently under discussion in the Senate. The PNE's strategy is the establishment of rights and learning objectives for basic education, which includes primary and secondary education.
Furthermore, the Law of Guidelines and Bases of Education (LDB, Law 9.394/96) also states that the federal government, in conjunction with the National Education Council, set a national curriculum.
The secretary said the MEC's portal provides general guidance, but the folder you want to go further and inform students, regardless of the region they are, what the right learning.
For the text of the PNE, at least 70% of students in primary and secondary education should achieve by the fifth year of the plan, sufficient level of learning in relation to the rights and learning objectives of their study year and 50% at less than desirable level.
On early childhood education, the secretary acknowledged that attendance rates are very low for daycare. Caputo said that 76% of children under three years are out of daycare. The government's goal is to build 6000 units by 2014. According to President Dilma Rousseff, government must deliver 8,685 kindergartens by 2014, surpassing the target set for 6000.
* With information from the Agency Board News
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