Study goals
To analyze students' perceptions of the New High School curriculum and its alignment with public governance guidelines in Brazil, identifying impacts and challenges faced.
Relevance / originality
The study explores how the New High School curriculum, implemented through recent educational reforms, affects students' experiences, offering insights into the effectiveness of the changes and potential areas for improvement.
Methodology / approach
A qualitative research was conducted with fifteen students from Belo Horizonte, using semi-structured interviews to capture their opinions and experiences with the New High School curriculum.
Main results
Students expressed dissatisfaction with the New High School curriculum, citing curriculum overload, lack of teacher preparation, and inadequate implementation of the changes. The general perception is that the reforms did not meet expectations.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The study contributes to the understanding of failures in the implementation of educational reforms and the importance of considering students' perspectives in the evaluation of educational policies.
Social / management contributions
Highlights the need for greater student involvement and planning in the implementation of educational reforms, offering recommendations to improve the effectiveness of teaching policies.