2017
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-24782017226919
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As desigualdades e o trabalho das escolas: problematizando a relação entre desempenho e localização socioespacial

Abstract: RESUMOCircunscrito às preocupações acerca do trabalho das escolas, o presente artigo se propõe a olhar o fenômeno escolar a partir da relação entre o desempenho escolar dos estudantes e o entorno social das escolas. A fim de compreender como diferentes desempenhos escolares se relacionam com a localização socioespacial das escolas, tomou-se por objeto de pesquisa quatro escolas municipais de Campinas/SP: duas escolas de mesmo desempenho em zonas de vulnerabilidade social diferentes e duas escolas de desempenho… Show more

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“…Nogueira [17] and Cordeiro [18] describe how important it is to seek public policies that promote the participation and inclusion of people with disabilities in the labor market, since working plays an essential role of personal fulfillment and social interaction in the lives of these people, and promotes a sense of pertinence, capacity, identity, and autonomy. Almeida [19] correlates low schooling with inclusion in the labor market and emphasizes that education is one of the key factors for inclusion. Regarding housing, it was observed that more than 70% of participants live with their family and that this support prevailed because of proximity to the subject, which, besides providing beneficial effects to the health of the person with disability, reduces feelings of loneliness and stress and contributes to elevating the "meaning of life" and personal control, positively influencing the sensation of physical and psychological well-being [20,21].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Nogueira [17] and Cordeiro [18] describe how important it is to seek public policies that promote the participation and inclusion of people with disabilities in the labor market, since working plays an essential role of personal fulfillment and social interaction in the lives of these people, and promotes a sense of pertinence, capacity, identity, and autonomy. Almeida [19] correlates low schooling with inclusion in the labor market and emphasizes that education is one of the key factors for inclusion. Regarding housing, it was observed that more than 70% of participants live with their family and that this support prevailed because of proximity to the subject, which, besides providing beneficial effects to the health of the person with disability, reduces feelings of loneliness and stress and contributes to elevating the "meaning of life" and personal control, positively influencing the sensation of physical and psychological well-being [20,21].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesse contexto, destacam-se as condições socioeconômicas como importantes influenciadoras do processo de escolarização, interferindo na aprendizagem das crianças e jovens e, assim, em seu desempenho escolar (ALMEIDA, 2017). Pode-se afirmar que a pobreza e a escola estão intimamente relacionadas às condições socioeconômicas dos próprios estudantes, muitas vezes, interferindo na aprendizagem escolar.…”
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“…On a 0 to 10 scale, schools with values equal to or greater than six are considered of quality. The school location is another quality indicator, as it contains the population characteristics, the neighborhood structure and the socioeconomic level of its residents, variables that can have an impact on school performance (Almeida, 2017). A recent study carried out in the Netherlands by Vliegenthart et al (2016) corroborated that the low socioeconomic level around the school is associated with chronic levels of stress, measured through cortisol, in children and adolescents of a wide age groupfrom 4 to 18 years old.…”
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