What is the Brazilian school like today?What to do about the decline of education in Brazil?Or, starting with a more complete question, what’s going on in Brazil?What is happening in Brazilian education is a reflection of the country as a whole, a reflection of an educational philosophy implemented decades Therefore, the issue would not be just what is happening to our country today, because there it started well, in our own constitution it is written that education is an obligation of the state and the family , reversing the order of creation that says it is the family’s responsibility to educate their children. The state may even be a support, but it never shares an authority that was biblically given primarily to the family. Given that, how should we behave?Should parents educate their children at home about ideological education at school?
In this VEcast, Vinicius Musselman talks to Mauro Meister, President of the Council of Christian Education and Publications of the Presbyterian Church of Brazil, member of the Editorial Committee of Christian Culture and active in the field of basic education as Executive Director of the International Association. (ACSI) and Franklin Ferreira, Director and Professor of Systematic Theology and Church History at the Martín Bucer Seminary in Sao José dos Campos, Sao Paulo, and academic consultant of the Vida Nova editions.