Brazil surpasses literacy target with Brazilian Ministry of Education confirming achievement in March.
The Federal Government announced that the nation has reached a milestone where children are literate at 65% or higher by age seven, exceeding its official goal set for this year's report card released on Wednesday morning (March). This progress marks another significant step forward after previous years saw similar improvements in early childhood education.
Key Points
-
1The Brazilian government has officially announced that the country reached a literacy rate of at least 66% for children in their correct age group by end-of-year targets.
-
2This achievement marks Brazil's first time surpassing its pre-established goal, which was set to be met exactly on schedule without exceeding it.
Developments
Perspectives
Brazil has reached a literacy rate of at least two-thirds among children in the appropriate age group.
— [Mar 23, 19:47] Brasil supera meta de alfabetizaçaõde criancas em 2025 (Globo.com)The Ministry of Education announced that Brazil has achieved a literacy rate for children in the correct age group.
— [Mar 23, 19:47] Brasil supera meta de alfabetizaçaõde criancas em 2025 (Globo.com)Brazil reached its target with at least two-thirds of children being literate in the correct age group.
— [Mar 23, 19:47] Brasil supera meta de alfabetizaçaõde criancas em 2025 (Globo.com)After an advance by parents who surpassed their goal and reached a literacy rate of at least two-thirds.
— [Mar 19:47] Alfabetizaçãono Brasil, após avanço pais superam meta e alcançam dois terços de crianças alfabizadas em idade certa (Veja)(Jornal do Brazil) - The Brazilian government has announced that the literacy rate for children in their appropriate age group is at least two-thirds.
— [Mar 23, 19:47] Brasil supera meta de alfabetizaçaõde criancas em 2025 (Globo.com)