2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1414-40772012000300013
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Origens sociais dos futuros educadores: a democratização desigual da educação superior

Abstract: O objetivo deste artigo é comparar, por meio de um estudo de caso, as características sociais, econômicas e culturais de alunos de cursos de formação de educadores e de Direito, ramo historicamente mais seletivo e, por isso, detentor de maior valorização social. Assim, pretende-se verificar a existência de diferenças sociais entre os estudantes desses cursos, no âmbito da instituição, apesar da expansão da educação superior no Brasil. A literatura constata que o crescimento das matrículas tem conduzido a uma d… Show more

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“…These data support those obtained by Vasconcelos and Lima (2010) for biology teachers from a federal HEI, indicating that graduates' parents, for the most part, fell in the "high school" education level category. After analyzing the socioeconomic data of credential degree students in mathematics, pedagogy, and law at a private HEI, Palazzo and Gomes (2012) also identified that the education level of the students' parents was high school, which is directly related to the socioeconomic level of those families. Studies have shown that nursing students from a private HEI also have low family income due to their parents' low level of education, and the importance of strategies to ensure the permanence of these students in schoolis stressed (e.g., SOUZA et al, 2013).…”
Section: Prior Education Parents' Education Level and Racementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These data support those obtained by Vasconcelos and Lima (2010) for biology teachers from a federal HEI, indicating that graduates' parents, for the most part, fell in the "high school" education level category. After analyzing the socioeconomic data of credential degree students in mathematics, pedagogy, and law at a private HEI, Palazzo and Gomes (2012) also identified that the education level of the students' parents was high school, which is directly related to the socioeconomic level of those families. Studies have shown that nursing students from a private HEI also have low family income due to their parents' low level of education, and the importance of strategies to ensure the permanence of these students in schoolis stressed (e.g., SOUZA et al, 2013).…”
Section: Prior Education Parents' Education Level and Racementioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the national level, parents of nursing students in the public HEI have a high school education level on average, with the mother's education level being slightly higher than the father's, though still mostly in high school (INEP, 2015). In this context, it is understood that people from higher socioeconomic levels tend to enter more socially prestigious programs, whereas students from families with lower education and purchasing power tend to enroll in less-valued programs, such as credential degrees/teacher training, denoting a process of inequality in the democratization of higher education (PALAZZO & GOMES, 2012).…”
Section: Prior Education Parents' Education Level and Racementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The lack of teachers makes itself felt in certain study subjects and certain regions and apparently the situation is currently getting worse. For those very reasons, as part of a study of this phenomenon (PALAZZO, 2015) begun in 2011, the present article sets out to analyze the factors of attraction and rejection associated to the teaching career.…”
Section: Teaching Career's Attraction and Rejection Factors: Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The economic, social and cultural situation of the final semester students compared to the beginners appeared to be better. Part of the statistics gathered by the survey showed that students in the teaching degree courses had a lower socioeconomic status than those in the Law course (PALAZZO, 2015;GOMES, 2012). In the social hierarchy of curricula, the qualification of educators appears once more with a relatively low level of social prestige, selected by less privileged people (BELTRÃO; MANDARINO, 2014).…”
Section: Participantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The systematization of these results has enabled studies to identify social profiles of undergraduate students through demographic and socioeconomic data, which classify them into social strata (3) . Some studies have related socioeconomic variables with the choice of courses/ career and academic performance (1,4) , resulting in social differences becoming visible among higher education students and their implications for the education process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%