2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-97022011000400013
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As três idades das políticas de educação prioritária: uma convergência europeia?

Abstract: 2-Esse trabalho foi fruto da colaboração de doze companheiros de pesquisa e referiu-se aos oito seguintes países: Inglaterra,

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“…Although some Portuguese technicians engage in discourses against the existence of violence in schools, all professionals are favorable and are committed to prevention. It can be hypothesized that current compensatory education policies in European countries, including Portugal -aimed at populations living in regions of social vulnerability and curbing school inequalities through a differentiated treatment of specific groups -allow familiarization with the theme of prevention and favor the engagement in the development of preventive actions within education 31,32 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although some Portuguese technicians engage in discourses against the existence of violence in schools, all professionals are favorable and are committed to prevention. It can be hypothesized that current compensatory education policies in European countries, including Portugal -aimed at populations living in regions of social vulnerability and curbing school inequalities through a differentiated treatment of specific groups -allow familiarization with the theme of prevention and favor the engagement in the development of preventive actions within education 31,32 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During his term, the internats d'excellence were created, schools under boarding school regime that aim to give opportunities to "meritorious" students from workingclass backgrounds (Rayou and Glasman 2012) through the opportunity of attending a school that guarantees the ideal conditions to develop their academic potential. Noting the recurrence of expressions such as "merit" and "potential" in the official documents regarding the internats d'excellence, Rochex (2011) relates the existence of a supremacy involving "the logic of individualizing and maximizing the opportunities of self-realization" (2001,880) that is detrimental to a collective logic of fighting against inequality. From a strictly psychological angle, this perspective centres on individual factors of excellence, such as the "gift", the "talent" and the "effort", which illustrate the meritocratic nature of French education.…”
Section: Francementioning
confidence: 99%
“…São inúmeras as pesquisas que procuram avaliar cada uma destas políticas (Madaus et al, 2008;Paixão, 1987;Rochex, 2011;Canário, 2004;Christovão;Branco, 2014). Assim, algumas das dificuldades associadas à sua implementação traduzem-se nos seguintes pontos: 1) obstáculos à própria avaliação dos programas; 2) riscos de estigmatização aos alunos e escolas participantes dos programas compensatórios; 3) intensa variabilidade entre os diferentes territórios e escolas envolvidas; 4) descontinuidade das propostas implementadas; etc.…”
Section: Da Democratização Do Ensino àS Desigualdades Educacionais: Eunclassified