Roberto Munhoz
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Technology
July 01, 2026
Technology, human dignity, and the unlikely consensus on artificial intelligence When Humberto Gessinger composed O Papa é Pop, in 1990, he observed a curious phenomenon of modernity: even one of the most traditional figures in the world had been absorbed by media logic. The Pope no longer resided only in temples. He was on magazine covers, in […]
Roberto Munhoz

Challenges
May 18, 2026
Approved text shows higher density in five dimensions, but faces the issue of the attractiveness of the teaching career Approved by Congress and sanctioned by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in April of this year, the new National Education Plan (PNE) repositions the quality and equity of access to education at the center of educational policy […]
Roberto Munhoz

Education
March 13, 2026
Listing structuring themes and anticipating small interventions over the months allows for flexible and consistent work In the weeks leading up to the start of classes, the calendar usually reaches teaching teams through institutional meetings full of information. In many networks, especially in the state of São Paulo, these moments are led by professionals […]
Roberto Munhoz

Education
January 16, 2026
When read together, they indicate paths, limits, and guidance trails for educational practice. The launch of the National Policy on Simple Language (law nº 15.263/2025), whose aim is to facilitate communication between the public authorities and citizens, has once again stirred the field of education. Since its promulgation, doubts have arisen about […]
Roberto Munhoz

November 11, 2025
Instead of improving platforms, the norm tends to direct resources to structures and services focused on physical presence. Decree No. 12.456/2025, signed in May of this year, does not create a new distance education (EaD) policy, but redefines the conditions for offering undergraduate courses in Brazil. Together with ordinance […]
Roberto Munhoz

Education
October 13, 2025
Creativity is fundamental to balancing global standards and local realities The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) emerged in the post-war period as an international forum to align reconstruction and development policies among industrialized countries. Its institutional objective has always been to formulate evidence-based policies, internationally comparable and adjusted to standards of efficiency and competitiveness. […]
Roberto Munhoz