“Brazil still has a context in which its regions, its poorest states and municipalities are those that have the worst school infrastructure and, in general, have worse educational indicators, the minimum learning of these students. So, it needs to bend the bet and understand that education is a vector, is a fundamental factor to reverse and to overcome these huge inequalities that we have in the country,” Gabriel Corrê, director of all.
The Ministry of Education said it continues to advance that all public schools reach adequate levels of connectivity until next year. That September data show that more than 65% of units have quality access to the quality for pedagogical use. And that will transfer $ 305 million this year for schools to invest in connectivity.
