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O Contributo da Lei de Cotas na Redução das Desigualdades Sociais

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  • Fernando Gonçalves

    (Instituto Federal Triângulo Mineiro)

  • Susana Benardino

    (P. Porto/ISCAP/CEOS.PP)

Abstract

Com esta investigação pretende-se compreender o contributo da Lei de Cotas para a redução do nível de desigualdades sociais no Brasil. Para o efeito adotou-se uma metodologia quantitativa, através de dados recolhidos junto de estudantes do Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Triângulo Mineiro. Os resultados indicam que a Lei de Cotas é responsável pela inclusão dos alunos que apresentam condicionantes potenciadoras de exclusão social, uma vez que permitem a qualificação profissional e facilitam o acesso ao mercado de trabalho. Os alunos ingressantes ao abrigo da Lei de Cotas apresentam maiores níveis de dificuldade escolar, muito embora o nível de sucesso escolar não seja substancialmente diferente. Os benefícios percebidos pela frequência do curso são também diferentes entre os dois grupos de estudantes apesar de as expectativas após o término do curso serem semelhantes.

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  • Fernando Gonçalves & Susana Benardino, 2021. "O Contributo da Lei de Cotas na Redução das Desigualdades Sociais," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 58, pages 83-100, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2021:i:58:id:153
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi58.153
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