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A interiorização da inovação: A escola nova no interior paulista

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 July 2025

André Luiz Paulilo*
Affiliation:
UNICAMP, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil
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Resumo

O artigo discute a apropriação das práticas da “escola nova” no interior do Estado de São Paulo entre 1935 e 1938. Inicialmente, circunscreve algumas características do movimento internacional de renovação da educação. Depois, identifica as referências dos inspetores de ensino às práticas da escola nova no magistério paulista e analisa esses registros na relação que mantém com as iniciativas de reforma do ensino público do Estado de São Paulo. Por fim, a reflexão se detém na reduzida repercussão que a política de inovação educacional alcançou no Estado de São Paulo para mostrar que as conexões tentadas por grupos ligados ao movimento pela escola nova tiveram pouco alcance político.

Abstract

Abstract

This articles discusses the appropriation of the “new school” practices in the interior of the State of São Paulo between 1935 and 1938. It begins by outlining key features of the international movement for education renewal. It then explores how school inspectors in São Paulo referred to new school practices in teacher training and analyzes these references in connection with the state’s broader public education reform initiatives. Finally, the article reflects on the limited impact of educational innovation policies in São Paulo, arguing that the political reach of groups aligned with the new school movement was minimal.

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