Education in Brazil
Education in Brazil
Education in Brazil
Education in Brazil
UN
100

Which costs more: international or private schools?

International schools 

100

What percent of 15-19 year olds are enrolled in school in Brazil?

  1. 82%

  2. 37%

  3. 69%

69%

100

Name one segment of school that is optional in Brazil.

Pre-school and high school (15-18 y/o) are completely optional for children in Brazil.

100

What percentage of 25-34 year olds have completed upper secondary school?

  1. 83%

  2. 61%

  3. 57%

61%

100

According to the UN, how many children in the world lack basic mathematics and literacy skills? 

  1. 335 million children 

  2. 617 million children

  3. 843 million children 



617 million children

200

How much more is a graduate (person with degree) salary compared to a salary without a degree?

  1. 2.5 times more

  2. 1.5 times more

  3. 2 times more

2.5 times more




200

What percentage of students drop out before graduating? (2015)

  1. 15%

  2. 9%

  3. 6%

15%

200

What fraction of children in Brazil make it to grade 6?

200

How much more do kids who went to preschool make when they’re adults in Brazil?

  1. 8% more

  2. 15% more

  3. 12% more



15% more

200

What rank is Brazil in on the UN’s Education Development Index?

  1. 79

  2. 56

  3. 32

79

300

What percentage of teachers engage in non-school tasks or don’t even show up to work when they’re due to teach?

  1. 35%

  2. 39%

  3. 37%

35%

300

How much more do kids who went to primary school make when they’re adults in Brazil?

  1. 15% more

  2. 10% more

  3. 11% more



10% more

300

Why is it that many children in Brazil don’t attend school?

  1. Schools are expensive, therefore they can’t pay to attend.

  2. There aren’t enough schools spread across Brazil, so it’s too far.

  3. Many natural disasters wreck Brazil, thus schools are closed many times in Brazil.

  4. Children have to work and make money to support their families

Children have to work and make money to support their families.

300

What percentage of children in Brazil have to repeat a grade at least once in primary and secondary school?

  1. 20%

  2. 38%

  3. 33%

33%

300

According to the UN, what are some ways you can make a difference from your couch?

Share social media posts related to education in Brazil. 

Stay informed

400

Students from poorer families are how much more likely to drop out of school?

  1. 46% more likely

  2. 23% more likely

  3. 38% more likely

46% more likely 

400

How many children in Brazil could be seen as illiterate, either because they have never attended school, dropped out of school or have poor cognitive skills? 

  1. 60% 

  2. 73%

  3. 87%

  4. 90%

90%

400

From what age do poor children start working to make money for their families?



From 10 years old, even though it is against the law.

400

What percentage of children in Brazil who normally went to school were excluded because of COVID?

  1. 5%

  2. 8%

  3. 9%

9%

400

For how many students does remote learning due to COVID-19 remain out of reach? 

  1. 500 million

  2. 200 million 

  3. 100 million

500 million

500

What is the number of children out of school in Brazil compared to Switzerland

  1. 10,000 (Brazil) compared to 1,000 (Switzerland)

  2. 30,000 (Brazil) compared to 100 (Switzerland)

  3. 40,000 (Brazil) compared to 0 (Switzerland)  

40,000 (Brazil) compared to 0 (Switzerland)  

500

How is the statistic of 24-65 year olds who have attended college in Brazil compared to other South American countries?

  1. Significantly more - 63% ( Brazil) compared to around 40% (other SA countries)

  2. Around the same - 58% (Brazil) compared to around 60% (other SA countries)

  3. Significantly less - 18% (Brazil) compared to around 27% (other SA countries)

Significantly less - 18% (Brazil) compared to around 27% (other SA countries)

500

In 2015, how many children (age 5-17) were working illegally (since they’re supposed to attend school)?

  1. 2.1 million

  2. 2.7 million

  3. 2.3 million

2.7 million

500

 Why does Brazil have difficulties with education?

Because there is a big inequality between the richest and the poorest people in Brazil. The richest 10% of Brazil’s population earn 10 times more than the poorer half of Brazil’s population.

500

Name 3 points to the UN’s subgoals for the SDG, Quality Education.



Free or affordable, quality education for both boys and girls equally, all children should have the skills to promote sustainable development, increase the number of qualified scholarships and teachers.