OVERVIEW OF ILLITERACY AND FUNCTIONAL LITERACY OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS IN BRAZIL: A QUALITATIVE APPROACH ON THE PLAUSIVITY OF INDICATORS
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v9i4.9101Keywords:
Illiteracy. Functional Literacy. Education.Abstract
The objective of this work is to conduct a panoramic mapping of the profile of illiteracy and functional literacy in the young and adult population residing in Brazil, with a synchronic cut from 2001 to 2020, through data obtained from the following platforms: Indicador de Alfabetismo Functional and Observatório of the National Education Plan. Data collected at INAF reveal that, from 2001 to 2018, illiteracy rates in the country fell sharply, while literacy levels in Brazil progressed by category year after year. Illiteracy fell from 12%, in 2001 and 2002, to 8%, in 2015. Based on the OPNE, functional illiteracy, among young people aged 15 or over, with rates ranging from 27%, in 2001, to 14%, in 2019. In view of this, all documents created and implemented: the PCNs, the LDB, the DCNs, the PNE and the BNCC, education are transformed into a new reality for the population Brazilian. The fight for a public, free, and quality education, which reaches everyone without distinction, must continue, until the illiteracy indicators are zeroed, and the functional literacy indicators reach the percentage of 100%.
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