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Date Posted: 18:55:16 04/28/06 Fri
Author: marilane
Subject: Re: Formalidade X Informalidade na escola
In reply to: Vera Lúcia Menezes de Oliveira e Paiva 's message, "Re: Formalidade X Informalidade na escola" on 18:35:16 04/28/06 Fri

Vera,
Você não acredita que o professor seria capaz de desenvolver um melhor trabalho numa sala com menos alunos ? Qual é a média de alunos numa escola privada? A situação é melhor? Reduzir o número de alunos por sala não seria uma das soluções para a melhoria do ensino? É claro que há outras variáveis importantes, mas a redução não seria uma alternativa também?

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