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BIE says 3,241 junior colleges granted admission permissions across Telangana

#2 Published Oct 25, 01:00 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇭🇰 Hong Kong

School bullying cases in Hong Kong rise 32% to nearly 500 a year

#3 Published Oct 24, 18:24 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Vijayawada

P.B. Siddhartha College signs MoU with Tech In to enhance students’ employability

#4 Published Oct 24, 14:26 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Schools can restrict mobile phones, long hair, says Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights

#5 Published Oct 24, 14:13 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 Rio de Janeiro

Ex-jogadoras da seleção de futebol incentivam alunas em escolas do Rio

Na escola municipal Juan Antonio Samaranch, em Santa Teresa, região central do Rio de Janeiro, o campo de futebol estava ocupado apenas por garotas, na tarde da última quarta-feira (21). Eram quatro times disputando um minitorneio, sob olhares de ex-jogadoras da seleção brasileira. Meninos, só na arquibancada. A atividade fez parte da abertura do programa Pioneiras nas Escolas, que leva craques de décadas passadas para escolas da rede pública de ensino da cidade. Notícias relacionadas:Prêmio TV Brasil Petrobras Para Elas anuncia finalistas entre goleiras.Libertadores Feminina: Cruzeiro resiste à altitude e vence na estreia.Empate com Argentina conclui período de testes na seleção feminina.Antes da disputa no campo, mais de 100 alunas lotaram um auditório para ouvir, fazer perguntas e tirar fotos com as ex-jogadoras Marisa Pires, Maria Lúcia Lima e Marilza Martins. Ou como elas ficaram conhecidas: Caju, Fia e Pelezinha. Além de ouvir histórias de motivação e curiosidades, as alunas ficaram sabendo de dificuldades, como o machismo e preconceito enfrentados pelas ex-jogadoras, que alcançaram o feito de vestir a camisa amarelinha da seleção poucos anos depois de o esporte deixar de ser proibido para mulheres. De 1941 a 1979, o futebol era vetado às garotas, com base no Decreto-Lei 3.199, que restringia a participação de mulheres em esportes considerados incompatíveis com sua natureza. Proibição que surpreende a estudante Nicoly Melo, de 12 anos. “Por que não podiam?”, perguntou ela, sem parecer acreditar. Liberado em 1979, o esporte foi regulamentado apenas em 1983. A primeira seleção brasileira só viria a disputar uma competição experimental em 1988, na China. A primeira Copa do Mundo feminina aconteceu três anos depois, também na China. Nas Olimpíadas, o esporte disputado pelas mulheres estreou em 1996, em Atlanta, nos Estados Unidos. Ex-jogadoras da seleção brasileira feminina participam de atividades com alunas da rede pública de ensino na Escola Municipal Juan Antônio Samaranch, com o projeto Pioneiras nas Escolas. - Fernando Frazão/Agência Brasil Preconceito Fia, hoje com 62 anos, contou que havia muito machismo na época e que enfrentava o preconceito confiando na própria habilidade. “Sempre joguei com menino. Tinha talento. Não queria saber de machismo”, relatou às alunas a ex-atleta. Fia ficou cinco anos na seleção, foi tricampeã continental e disputou a primeira Copa e a primeira olimpíada. Ex-jogadoras da seleção brasileira feminina de futebol Marisa, Fia e Pelé participam de atividades com alunas da rede pública de ensino - Fernando Frazão/Agência Brasil A ex-zagueira Caju, de 60 anos, ficou na seleção de 1988 a 1999, com um retrospecto de 43 jogos e 34 vitórias. Respondendo a uma das alunas sobre os “maiores absurdos que ouviu”, ela relembrou que recebeu provocações machistas enquanto estava em campo. “Vários torcedores diziam que mulher não servia para jogar futebol”, reproduziu. “Aquelas palavras mexiam com nosso ego, e a gente queria, mais e mais, mostrar que mulher sabe jogar futebol”, completou a atual árbitra de partidas. O Pioneiras nas Escolas é coordenado pela também ex-jogadora da seleção Duda Luizelli, que vestiu ainda a camisa do Internacional, de Porto Alegre, e de Milan e Verona, times da Itália. Para ela, o projeto mostra que mulheres devem acreditar em suas capacidades, sempre com foco nos estudos. “O estudo é muito importante porque, mesmo quem for ser atleta, jogadora de futebol, de vôlei, de basquete, terá uma carreira muito curta. Com 38, 39 anos, acabou a nossa carreira e nós temos que dar uma continuidade”, disse a bicampeã sul-americana. Educação e esporte Ex-jogadoras da seleção brasileira feminina de futebol Marisa, Fia e Pelé participam de atividades com alunas da rede pública de ensino na Escola Municipal Juan Antônio Samaranch - Fernando Frazão/Agência Brasil A Secretaria Municipal de Educação (SME) do Rio de Janeiro é parceira do projeto. Desde 2012, a escola Juan Antonio Samaranch é classificada pela prefeitura como Ginásio Experimental Olímpico (GEO), no qual o ensino integral é permeado por incentivo a práticas esportivas. A escola tem cerca de 600 estudantes de 11 a 15 anos. Além de professores, a unidade conta com treinadores de 19 modalidades esportivas. Segundo a prefeitura, o projeto iniciado durante a preparação da Rio 2016 é um legado olímpico. Atualmente o Rio tem 12 GEOs. A coordenadora de Projetos Integradores da SME, Caroline Guedes, destaca que o Pioneiras nas Escolas tem relação com a preparação do Rio de Janeiro para ser uma das oito cidades-sedes da Copa do Mundo feminina, que ocorrerá entre junho e julho de 2027. “É muito importante que a gente já esteja se preparando para esse momento e, mais do que isso, se preparando dentro do nosso primeiro ginásio olímpico, que é muito importante para nossa rede”. Aluna do 9º ano, Letícia Pereira, de 15 anos, diz que é “um privilégio” receber as ex-jogadoras na própria escola. Ela considera que a experiência, em uma escola já marcada pelo incentivo ao esporte, é “meio caminho andado para as alunas por mostrar que o esporte também dá futuro, sim”. A estudante afirmou que será presença garantida em jogos da Copa no ano que vem: “Meu pai me leva lá, eu fico lá torcendo”, disse à Agência Brasil.

#women's football #education #sports #school initiative

#6 Published Oct 24, 14:12 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Kanneri Mutt seer to launch Basavadhama Centre of Excellence in 2027

#7 Published Oct 24, 13:20 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Madikeri

Bharathi Hiremath appointed Kodagu varsity Registrar

#8 Published Oct 24, 13:18 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Dharwad

Karnatak University to hold seminar on social justice on October 27

#9 Published Oct 24, 12:30 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Kalaburagi

District-level competitions for college students in Kalaburagi

#10 Published Oct 24, 01:00 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇭🇰 Hong Kong

Hong Kong private secondary sector expands as local universities’ reputation grows

#11 Published Oct 23, 13:20 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

Major protests in France: Macron convenes student representatives

#12 Published Oct 22, 18:50 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Visually impaired students of Andhra Loyola College trained in assistive technology

#13 Published Oct 22, 18:28 UTC Others Rio Times 🔗

🇵🇾 PY

Paraguay Audit Finds 1,090 Unbacked Degrees

#14 Published Oct 22, 17:17 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Aberta inscrição para seleção de professor elaborador do Enade 2027

Os professores da educação superior de todo o país interessados em ser colaboradores do Instituto Nacional de Estudos e Pesquisas Educacionais Anísio Teixeira (Inep) para elaborar e revisar itens/questões do Exame Nacional de Desempenho dos Estudantes (Enade) 2027 podem se candidatar até 14 de dezembro. Os colaboradores irão integrar o Cadastro de Elaboradores e Revisores de Itens da Educação Superior (Ceres). Notícias relacionadas:Estudantes de escolas públicas querem ensino e aprendizagem melhores.Estudantes desenvolvem plataformas para combater a desinformação.A inscrição na chamada pública deve ser feita exclusivamente pelo Sistema do Banco Nacional de Itens da Educação Superior (BNI-ES). O banco armazena questões de qualidade técnica que permitam a montagem de provas capazes de verificar com maior precisão a proficiência dos estudantes com relação a conteúdos, habilidades e competências nas provas do Enade. Quem pode se cadastrar A seleção contemplará professores de 17 áreas de bacharelado e de cursos superiores de tecnologia. Também é necessário exercer ou ter exercido atividade docente, nos últimos 24 meses, em curso da área para a qual deseja se inscrever. De acordo com o edital da seleção (nº 160/2026), as áreas contempladas são: agronomia, biomedicina, educação física, enfermagem, engenharia florestal, farmácia, fisioterapia, fonoaudiologia, medicina veterinária, nutrição, odontologia, serviço social, turismo e zootecnia; e três de cursos superiores de tecnologia: estética e cosmética, gastronomia e radiologia. Para participar da seleção, o candidato deverá ter diploma de graduação de nível superior, devidamente registrado, conforme os requisitos específicos da área pretendida. Inscrições Ao fazer a inscrição, o candidato deverá preencher as informações solicitadas, indicar as áreas de interesse e anexar a documentação que comprove as exigências. Entre os documentos obrigatórios estão o diploma de graduação, a declaração de exercício de atividade docente (assinada pelo dirigente da instituição de educação superior ou pelo coordenador do curso) e o termo de conhecimento, compromisso e sigilo e o termo de responsabilidade. Caso o candidato opte por concorrer em mais de uma área, será necessário apresentar uma declaração específica para cada uma delas. Seleção O processo seletivo é dividido em três etapas: Eliminatória: análise da documentação exigida (requisitos básicos). Classificatória: pontuação com base nos títulos de pós-graduação, tempo de docência no ensino superior e experiência em elaboração/revisão de itens ou participação em comissões do Inep e de outros exames/concursos. Resultado: divulgação dos candidatos aprovados e pré-selecionados para as fases de capacitação e oficina de Itens do Enade, com possibilidade de recurso administrativo contra a decisão que indefere a sua inscrição. Capacitação Os colaboradores selecionados serão convocados para uma capacitação obrigatória, realizada de forma remota, prevista para ocorrer entre abril e maio de 2027. Somente após a etapa de capacitação, os docentes podem ser convocados para participar de oficinas de elaboração e revisão de itens. O Inep avisa que a convocação para a capacitação não garante a participação nas oficinas, que estão previstas para ocorrer de 14 de maio a 21 de junho de 2027, também no formato remoto.

#ENADE 2027 #education #Inep #professors

#15 Published Oct 22, 16:32 UTC Others Africanews 🔗

🇱🇾 LY

Swiss and Austrian women in Libya after release from Niger kidnap ordeal

#16 Published Oct 22, 15:20 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Belagavi

Jain College to host ICCMN-2026 in Belagavi starting today

#17 Published Oct 21, 13:14 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

IIMB’s inaugural UG cohort brings together diverse talent, ambitions

#18 Published Oct 21, 13:03 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇭🇰 Hong Kong

Hong Kong semi-private schools admit 20 more non-local students under expansion scheme

#19 Published Oct 21, 13:02 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Tirupati

Tirupati NCC cadets excel at Telangana State Equestrian Championship

#20 Published Oct 21, 07:12 UTC Others Rio Times 🔗

🇷🇼 Gatsibo District

Rwanda School Meals Audit Stalls Pay 20 Oct

#21 Published Oct 20, 11:37 UTC Others Nippon.com 🔗

🇯🇵 Tokyo

University of Tokyo Urged to Review President Selection

#22 Published Oct 19, 10:33 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

What’s wrong with schools in France?

#23 Published Oct 18, 16:18 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Jantar Mantar

Out of work and outraged

#24 Published Oct 18, 14:56 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Uttar Pradesh

IIT Palakkad to lead 48-member team to U.P.

#25 Published Oct 18, 09:05 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

France: Protests "brought the entire population together for a common purpose"

#26 Published Oct 17, 16:28 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Tamil Nadu

Over half of T.N.’s youth hold a degree, have salaried jobs, finds survey

#27 Published Oct 17, 15:31 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Vijayawada

PG medical courses in Andhra Pradesh: applications invited for management quota seats

#28 Published Oct 17, 11:15 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Haveri University circular on compulsory attendance for Ayudha Puja draws protest

#29 Published Oct 16, 23:07 UTC Others BBC World News 🔗

🇺🇸 Oregon

Oregon teacher fought school attacker before armed dad shot suspect 'multiple times'

#30 Published Oct 16, 20:38 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇪🇺 EU

Students in Europe are rising up to call for better education

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