Education

Education

The effects of cyberbullying

All forms of cyberbullying can cause trauma, according to a study of teenagers aged 13 to 17 years old

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Research itineraries

In theory and in practice

Educator Caroline Jango investigates ways to tackle racism in schools

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Retrospect

Paula Souza’s ideas still guide public health in Brazil

Doctor from São Paulo brought the concept of health centers from the USA and promoted good nutrition as a disease prevention strategy

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Obituary

Cultural radar

Feminist theorist Heloisa Teixeira helped promote marginal poetry and founded the University of Quebradas

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Affirmative action

Number of Indigenous students in higher education grows, but they face challenges graduating

Indigenous students struggle with cultural barriers and prejudice, and may need more time to complete their studies

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Higher education

Public universities in São Paulo compare inclusion and gender indicators

Report reveals lack of women at highest career levels

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Education

More Brazilians with a university degree

Census shows that the number of people without an education has halved since 2000, while the number of graduates has tripled

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COVER

Increase in school violence in Brazil over the last 10 years

Lack of policies to improve togetherness and the deteriorating educational infrastructure contribute to a rise in aggression at institutions across the country

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Hate speech provokes violence in schools

Emotional distress and increased access to firearms lead to extreme attacks at educational institutions

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Women graduating from higher education in 2023

Data show proportion of women among higher education graduates in 2023

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RETROSPECT

First books for the blind in Brazil

Institute in Rio de Janeiro has been printing in braille since 1857

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SOCIETY

Children can help make cities more welcoming and inclusive

Children’s participation in urban planning should be taken seriously, researchers say

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interview

Maysa Furlan: Breaking the glass ceiling

Maysa Furlan, a specialist in natural product chemistry and the first female dean of UNESP, reflects on the challenges women face in science

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Distance learning on the rise in the private sector, representing the majority in teaching degrees

Rapid and disorganized expansion of distance-learning undergraduate courses in Brazil exposes the potential and weaknesses of the model

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GRADUATE STUDIES

Public universities in São Paulo create flexible model for graduate studies

New pathway offers a master's degree with interdisciplinary curriculums and the chance to advance to a doctorate after one year

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Communication

Researchers write books for children

Illustrated books with literary elements seek to spark scientific curiosity among children

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Data

Enrollment on engineering and computing courses

Data analysis sheds light on enrollment on engineering and computing courses

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Mathematics

From Kumon classes to first scientific article

Student develops theorem that makes it simple to multiply numbers with repeating digits by nine

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Retrospect

Xingu Project seeks new partners to expand reach

UNIFESP's university extension program has been taking action on Indigenous health since 1965

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Research itineraries

Amara Moira advocates for transgender people to produce knowledge in academia

Writer studied the work of James Joyce during her master's degree and PhD at UNICAMP

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Data

Number of doctorates awarded per year recovers to pre-pandemic levels

Number of doctorates awarded in Brazil returns to pre-pandemic levels

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Pesquisa FAPESP 25 years

Teachers use articles from the magazine to discuss science in class

Classroom activities using content from Pesquisa FAPESP have also inspired research

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Research itineraries

In the name of tradition

Anthropologist Autaki Waurá, a member the Wauja ethnic group, tracks down ceramics produced by his people in museums around Brazil and abroad

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Education

An Indigenous hero in a digital world

Educational game explores Indigenous languages, myths, and traditions

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DATA

Postgraduate salaries

Significant real drop in salaries of people with postgraduate degrees

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PUBLIC POLICIES

Methodology maps inequality in education networks

Methodology maps inequality in education networks

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INTERVIEW

Rodolfo Hoffmann: Calculating our inequalities

The economist made a name for himself with his analyses on income distribution in Brazil

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HUMAN RESOURCES

Interest in graduate programs falls in Brazil

Universities and the government evaluate changes to master's degrees and doctorates

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COMMUNICATION

Butantan Institute wins José Reis Award

Butantan Institute wins José Reis Award for science communication initiatives

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Humanities

Maria Cecília Minayo: A sociological look at health

FIOCRUZ researcher emeritus created methodologies for investigating how violence affects the lives of specific groups, such as the elderly and police officers

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