“…The first university in Brazil only came at the beginning of the 20 th century, for "the bourgeois' revolution advance in Brazil, from 1920 and 1930 decades onwards, transformed gradually educational matters in a national problem", according to Minto (2014, p. 167). Although we are many centuries far from this initial moment of formation of universities in Europe and Brazil, it is noticed that in most cases the Ratio Studiorum, a manual edited in 1599 by the Jesuits, and used in Brazilian schools since the beginning of the colonization (ALVES, 2005), is still used in the university disciplines, even unconsciously. The Ratio Studiorum states that the teacher has to: make an exposition about some subject, gather the arisen doubts, and elaborate fixation exercises for the students, to whom fits memorization for the assessment (HAMILTON, 2002).…”