DOI: 10.11606/d.12.2018.tde-17082018-160711
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Efeitos de tamanho da sala no desempenho dos alunos: evidências para São Paulo

Abstract: Em decorrência da inversão da pirâmide demográfica e a consequente queda das matrículas do ensino básico no Brasil, uma potencial medida de política pública é limitar o número de alunos por sala de aula. Nesse contexto, o objetivo principal deste estudo é avaliar o impacto de políticas que estipulem um número máximo de alunos por turma nas notas em Matemática e Português da Prova Brasil de alunos do 5 o ano municipal da cidade de São Paulo e 9 o estadual de todo o estado São Paulo. Para isso, empregou-se a met… Show more

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“…Or does it become established by long usage? WHO officials hold that a stem becomes established by virtue of its publication after official approval of the INN Expert Group (Matavelli, 2006). However, there is no authoritative interpretation of this point and further elaboration and explanation of this aspect of the resolution are required through explanatory guidelines.…”
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