Against censorship of EnemRecent

Dołączył: 11 Mar 2024 Posty: 1

Speeches by President-elect Jair Bolsonaro (PSL) about the National High School Exam ( Enem ) cause concern about the content of the tests in the coming years. This week, when criticizing a question that cited pujubá, a secret dialect of gays and transvestites, Bolsonaro said that his government's intention is “to make Enem cover useful knowledge” . Created in 1998 by the FHC Government, Enem has always been treated by presidents as an important test to measure the knowledge of students completing high school. During the Lula Government, in 2005, it also began to be used to grant scholarships under the University for All Program ( ProUni ) and, in 2009, it was reformulated to become the largest selection process in Brazil. Still under the management of the PT, but now under the Dilma Government, Enem was improved in terms of its application logistics and security scheme.

These actions continued under the Temer Government, which also Special Data reduced the financial loss caused by absentees. In these 20 years of history , all governments have improved the Enem and no president has threatened to interfere with the content of the tests. Find out how the Enem tests are taken In nine years at Brasil Escola, I had the opportunity to interview dozens of teachers and educators. Everyone praises the Enem content which, according to them, revolutionized the selection processes from 2009 onwards. Before, entrance exam candidates needed to memorize formulas and dates to be approved. With the changes, Enem brought the knowledge acquired in the classroom to students' daily lives, innovated with interdisciplinary issues and valued text interpretation and reading. An interpretation that the president-elect lacked. Question number 31 of the Enem 2018 Yellow Test did not require the participant to know pujubá, but what characterized it as a dialect, based on the text that supported the question.

The only knowledge measured was text interpretation. See the commented correction of the “controversial” question of Enem 2018 The Enem questions reflect the daily lives of Brazilians and the country's diversity. A test as important as Enem cannot censor minorities and human rights. Students must complete high school knowing their country's problems and racial, religious, cultural and sexual diversity. In times when politicians want to censor teachers in the classroom, I hope that the new Government respects educators and gives Inep autonomy to continue the good work it has done with Enem.

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