Censo Escolar is a school census that is conducted annually in Brazil to collect data on the number of students enrolled in public and private schools. The data is used to plan for the allocation of resources and to identify areas where there is a need for additional schools.
The censo escolar was first conducted in 1872, and it has been conducted every year since then except for 1930 and 1940. The census is conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
The censo escolar collects data on the following information:
- The number of students enrolled in public and private schools
- The grade level of the students
- The age of the students
- The gender of the students
- The race of the students
- The socioeconomic status of the students
- The location of the schools
The censo escolar data is used to plan for the allocation of resources to schools. The data is also used to identify areas where there is a need for additional schools.
The censo escolar is an important tool for planning for the education of children in Brazil. The data collected by the census is used to ensure that all children have access to quality education.
In recent years, the term “censo escolar” has been rapidly rising on Google Trends BR. This is likely due to the increasing importance of education in Brazil. The Brazilian government is committed to providing quality education to all children, and the censo escolar is an important tool for achieving this goal.
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Please search for “censo escolar” which is rapidly rising on Google Trends BR and explain in detail. Answers should be in English.
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