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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT THEORY AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICE IN EARLY ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
The study analyzes the Theories of Cognitive Development and their contributions to teaching practice in Basic Education, specifically in the Early Years of Elementary School. Educational practice in classrooms today is considered a challenging task due to the complexity of factors related to space, materials, methodologies, and learning, given that each child is a unique individual within their social environment. The approach adopted in this research is descriptive and based on previous studies, with a qualitative perspective. The theoretical foundations are based on the theories of Piaget (1896) and Wallon (1975), as well as other authors who address mental, emotional, and motor development, which are linked to interactions with the physical and social environment and are essential for the child's development. The study concludes that developmental theories present complexities both in understanding and in practical application in the classroom, since children develop biologically in different ways, influenced by their physical and social environment and by their living conditions. Therefore, it is essential that educators, based on studies of developmental theories, carefully observe children during their school activities. It is important to assess their intellectual particularities and activity patterns, as well as ensure that teaching practices, curriculum, environment, time, and didactic resources are appropriate to effectively meet the different stages of development and promote the child’s overall progress. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-038
Glória de Lourdes Silva de Oliveira Melo
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SHARED PERSPECTIVES: PARTICIPATORY PHOTOGRAPHY AND VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN THE USE OF PHOTOVOICE
This article discusses Photovoice as a methodological practice situated within the field of visual and shared anthropology, oriented toward the collaborative production of knowledge and the understanding of life worlds shaped by intersectional identities. Drawing on an empirical experience conducted with seven participants of diverse profiles — including individuals with visual impairments — the study analyzes the process of image production, interviews, and collective meetings, examining how photography can operate simultaneously as an ethnographic artifact, an enunciative device, and a space of collective care. The methodological steps included media literacy, free image production, individual pre-selections, discussion groups, and analytical feedback sessions, with emphasis on accessibility and ethical reflexivity. The analysis of the images and narratives revealed tensions between visibility and protection, agency and vulnerability, highlighting the political and sensorial potency of the image as a space of negotiation and encounter. The work is situated within the tradition of shared anthropology and within decolonial and multisensory epistemologies, proposing a reading of photography as a gesture of sharing and an instrument of symbolic resistance. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-061
CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LE FORT FRACTURES: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Le Fort–type fractures represent one of the most complex and challenging conditions in facial trauma due to their high clinical severity, potential functional and aesthetic impairment, and the diagnostic difficulty resulting from the anatomical complexity of the midface. Most cases are associated with high-energy trauma, such as assaults and motor vehicle accidents, predominantly affecting young men. Clinical diagnosis should be based on a thorough physical examination, including inspection, palpation, and assessment of bone mobility, as well as the identification of signs such as malocclusion, crepitus, edema, and bilateral epistaxis. However, diagnostic confirmation depends on high-precision imaging exams, such as Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), considered the gold standard because it enables detailed three-dimensional reconstructions and precise visualization of fracture lines, overcoming limitations of conventional radiography. Waters, Caldwell, Towne, and Hirtz radiographic views may still be useful in specific cases, while complementary methods such as magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasonography assist in evaluating soft tissues and diagnosing associated injuries. Thus, it is concluded that effective diagnosis of Le Fort fractures must be grounded in a multidisciplinary approach that integrates careful clinical assessment with advanced imaging methods, ensuring greater accuracy in identifying the extent of lesions and enabling adequate surgical planning for functional and aesthetic restoration of the traumatized patient, ultimately improving their quality of life. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-060
A LOOK AT SALES AND EMAIL MARKETING PERSONALIZATION WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
This study investigates how Artificial Intelligence (AI) applied to email marketing personalization impacts sales and customer engagement. The research, of a qualitative nature, is based on bibliographic analyses and recent studies on the use of AI in digital marketing. The results show that the technology enables large-scale personalization, allowing messages to be segmented according to consumer behavior and preferences. This approach increases open, click, and conversion rates while strengthening the relationship between brands and customers. It was also observed that intelligent automation optimizes the time and resources of marketing teams, making campaigns more efficient and profitable. However, challenges related to implementation costs and the need for qualified professionals were identified. It is concluded that integrating AI into email marketing represents a competitive advantage, enabling more personalized, strategic, and humanized communications that enhance commercial performance in the digital environment. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.029-120
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL AGE: TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
This article aims to analyze how advances in digital technologies impact knowledge management (KM) models in organizations, with an emphasis on the contributions of these innovations to organizational development and to meeting the requirements of NBR ISO 9001. This is a qualitative research, developed through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR). Fourteen studies published between 2015 and 2025 were selected, extracted from the SciELO and CAPES Journals, with strict inclusion and exclusion criteria. The analysis sought to understand the interrelationships between KM, emerging technologies and quality standards. The results demonstrate that the integration between KM and digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence, big data, gamification and collaborative platforms, favors the systematization, dissemination and application of organizational knowledge. Furthermore, this synergy strengthens the culture of innovation, organizational learning, and compliance with the requirements of NBR ISO 9001:2015. Although the review included articles in Portuguese and English, the research was restricted to specific databases and time frames, which may have left out relevant studies from other sources. Furthermore, the lack of empirical data limits the practical application of the findings. Nevertheless, it provides support for future research and practical applications. The study contributes by highlighting KM as an essential strategy in the digital age and highlights the value of emerging technologies in strengthening organizational performance and compliance with normative quality standards. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-059
BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION: THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF THE INNOVATION RADAR IN MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES
The SEBRAE's ALI Productivity Program is a strategic initiative focused on boosting the innovation and competitiveness of micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in Brazil. This article analyzes the effectiveness of the Innovation Radar, the program's central tool, in the productive transformation of MSEs assisted by Local Innovation Agents (ALIs). Based on an MIT model and adapted by SEBRAE, the Radar is a comprehensive diagnostic tool that assesses everything from managerial controls to innovative practices, providing a complete business overview. By examining the Radar's application in Cycle 1, this research aims to prove its importance in the final evaluation of revenue, costs, and productivity. Companies that prioritized deficit areas such as ESG and Managerial Controls achieved success, maximizing their productivity. However, analyses of negative results revealed a critical disconnect between the deficiencies pointed out by the Radar and the action priorities chosen by the MSEs, emphasizing the need for greater awareness of essential practices. In summary, the success of the ALI Productivity Program does not depend solely on the quality of the tool, but on the commitment of the entrepreneurs. The program, combined with the strategic use of the Radar, can catalyze the positive transformation of MSEs, provided there is an active partnership between ALIs and companies for the effective implementation of action plans. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-058
THE IDENTITY OF THE TEACHING PROFESSIONAL: THEIR TRAINING AND REFLECTIONS IN THE STATE OF GOIÁS
This article analyzes the evolution of the professional identity of teachers and its relationship with initial and continuing education in the State of Goiás. It is based on the premise that teaching constitutes a socially and culturally mediated practice, whose knowledge is formed at the intersection of theory and practice. Teaching is not limited to the mere transmission of knowledge, but rather involves the formation of individuals for the progress and transformation of society. The research, of a bibliographic and documentary nature, is based on authors such as Gatti (2016), Nóvoa (1992, 2017), Pimenta (1999), Sacristán (1995), and Tardif (2002), as well as documents such as the National Education Plan (PNE) and the Goiás State Education Plan (PEE 2015–2025). Public policies and concrete working conditions shape teacher identity, and continuing education can act as a key element in professional development and career advancement for teachers. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-057
BIOTECHNOLOGY PATENTS AND PATENT INTELLIGENCE IN THE AMAZON BIOECONOMY: AN INTEGRATIVE NARRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW
In this integrative narrative review, with an analytical-critical orientation, we examine how patent information in biotechnology can leverage the Amazon bioeconomy. Three axes are integrated: the technical-legal foundations of patentability and compliance (IPL; SisGen; IN 118/2020; INPI/CPAPD Technical Note 01/2023; WIPO ST.26; WIPO Treaty 2024); methods and best practices for patent landscaping; and an applied analysis of the guaraná, açaí, and copaíba value chains. The findings show that the systematic use of patents—combined with IPC/CPC classifications, family-based analysis, and claim interpretation—enhances technological diagnostics and reduces search biases. Opportunities emerge in bioactives, bioprocesses, functional ingredients, and nanoformulations, conditioned by governance of access and benefit-sharing and by rules regarding digital sequence information. It is concluded that institutionalizing patent intelligence within the R&D&I cycle is essential for transforming biodiversity into responsible innovation, strengthening regional capacities, and avoiding rework. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-056
SOCIOECONOMIC REALITY OF INFORMAL CAREGIVERS OF DEPENDENT INDIVIDUALS AT HOME: SCOPE REVIEW
An informal caregiver is someone who assumes this role due to an emotional or kinship bond with the person needing assistance, without receiving training or payment. To understand how financial burdens affect the lives of caregivers of dependent adults, it is essential to know the economic reality of these individuals and the financial difficulties they face, especially regarding the expenses necessary for adapting to and maintaining care over time. The objective is to map the available evidence in the literature on the socioeconomic reality of informal caregivers of dependent individuals at home. This is a scoping review, based on the guidelines proposed by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR). The guiding question used was: "What is the socioeconomic reality of informal caregivers of dependent adults?" The searches were conducted in the MEDLINE, EMBASE, Web of Science, SCOPUS, LILACS, BDENF databases and on the ProQuest platform to include grey literature using the descriptors "family caregiver", "financial stress", "home care" and "adult". Twenty-four studies were selected, and it was observed that the caregivers were adults, mostly over 40 years old, women, with low income/education levels, and spouses of the patients. Furthermore, they were mostly unemployed, resided in urban areas, and faced difficulties related to social isolation. The patients were adults whose dependency was related to dementia, cancer, mental illness, disabilities, or the use of invasive medical devices. It is concluded that the results can improve the knowledge of professionals on this topic, aiming to enhance care and provide support for the development of policies aimed at this population. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-055
Thamires Fernandes Cardoso da Silva Rodrigues
Elizabeth Amancio de Souza da Silva Valsecchi
REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM IN URBAN SOLID WASTE LANDFILLS (USWL)
ABSTRACT Technological progress has expanded the capacity for observing geographic space. Drone technology, or Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), has been widely disseminated. With the increasing use of RPAS, there is a growing application of this technology for monitoring, inspection, and planning purposes, as well as for obtaining aerial imagery for terrain studies, with special attention to environmental impacts. The use of this aircraft can significantly contribute to reducing environmental damage. The objective of this study is to take advantage of RPAS technology and its generated products to plan safety measures for combating fires in massive urban solid waste deposits. The study addressed the challenge of managing fire control in solid waste landfills, presenting RPAS as a valuable tool for surveying and monitoring these areas, especially during large-scale fire events. It is considered that this work and the proposed methodology were both appropriate and innovative, as they provided a tool-oriented approach for data collection to support fire prevention planning. The results showed that the use of RPAS for area mapping can be useful for fire-fighting planning, particularly in the context of the ARS-Aurá and Guamá sites. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-054
CHILD CARE IN VULNERABLE TERRITORIES: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW
Objective: To analyze the main types of care provided to children living in vulnerable territories. Methodology: This is an integrative, descriptive, and exploratory review with a qualitative approach, developed through the analysis of scientific articles published between 2019 and 2024. The search was conducted in the MEDLINE, BDENF, LILACS, and SciELO databases, accessed via the Virtual Health Library (VHL). Study selection followed the PRISMA protocol, and the data were examined using Thematic Analysis, based on Bardin’s Content Analysis method. Results: Three thematic categories emerged: (1) Care for vulnerable children exposed to situations of violence; (2) Interaction methods for providing care to children; and (3) Government strategies aimed at child care in contexts of vulnerability. Conclusion: The study highlighted the multiple levels of vulnerability faced by children and the need to expand care strategies that promote welcoming, qualified listening, and protection. It also emphasized the importance of coordination among the State, health professionals, and the community to ensure effective and integrated actions in support of childhood. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-053
THE SOCIOBIODIVERSITY OF AGROFOOD SYSTEMS IN THE RIACHO DO MEL COMMUNITY, IRAQUARA, BAHIA
The study aimed to understand the agricultural and social dynamics of a rural community by analyzing forms of labor organization, cooperation practices, and the use of local resources. The research was conducted in the quilombola community of Riacho do Mel, located in the municipality of Iraquara, Chapada Diamantina (Bahia, Brazil), through semi-structured interviews with 25 farming families, intentionally and stratifiedly selected to include different sectors of the residential nucleus and thus ensure spatial representativeness, as well as through the “snowball” sampling technique. The results indicate that local production is predominantly oriented toward self-consumption, sustained by essential crops such as corn, beans, cassava, and castor bean, and complemented by the diversity found in home gardens, which significantly contributes to the families’ food security. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.039-006
THE MUCILAGE OF FORAGE CACTUS: A SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE FOR FOOD PRESERVATION AND BIODEGRADABLE PACKAGING
The forage cactus (Opuntia spp.) stands out as a strategic crop for semiarid regions due to its high water-use efficiency and resistance to water stress and intense solar radiation. In addition to its fundamental role in animal feeding, this species shows great potential for the utilization of bioactive compounds with industrial applications. Among these compounds, the mucilage extracted from the cladodes has attracted increasing scientific and technological interest. It is a natural, biodegradable, and biocompatible polysaccharide, whose physicochemical properties provide it with high water retention capacity, viscosity, and the ability to form films and gels. These characteristics make cactus mucilage a promising alternative for the production of biodegradable packaging and edible coatings, especially in the post-harvest preservation of fruits and vegetables, contributing to loss reduction and extended shelf life. Beyond reducing dependence on synthetic polymers, its use adds value to the cactus crop and promotes the development of the regional bioeconomy, with a positive impact on environmental sustainability and food security. However, the advancement of its large-scale application depends on further studies aimed at standardizing extraction methods, chemically characterizing the compound under different edaphoclimatic conditions, and evaluating its performance in cultivation systems. Thus, the full utilization of forage cactus, especially its mucilage, represents a concrete opportunity for technological innovation and the valorization of natural resources adapted to semiarid environments. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.039-005
Alexandre Maniçoba da Rosa Ferraz Jardim
ANALYSIS OF SCC AND SPC INDICES IN MILK TANKS AND THEIR CORRELATION WITH GOOD PRACTICES IN DAIRY CATTLE FARMING
The present study aimed to evaluate the influence of adopting Good Milking Practices (GMP) on milk quality parameters, specifically the Standard Plate Count (SPC) and Somatic Cell Count (SCC), in rural properties of the Montes Claros (MG) microregion. This is a descriptive, documentary, retrospective, and quantitative research conducted in October 2023, with a sample of six farms from the local dairy basin. Data were analyzed through Tables and tables created using Excel software. The results indicated that property P2, which showed the highest adherence to GMP, obtained the lowest SCC (264,000 somatic cells/mL) and SPC (21,000 CFU/mL) values, reflecting better hygienic-sanitary milk quality. In contrast, property P3, with lower adherence to the recommended practices, presented the highest SCC (1,170,000 somatic cells/mL) and SPC (23,000 CFU/mL) indices, indicating milk of lower quality. It is concluded that the proper implementation of Good Agricultural Practices has a direct positive influence on reducing SCC and SPC indices, promoting the production of milk with higher microbiological and hygienic-sanitary quality, thus contributing to food safety and enhancing the product’s market value. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.039-004
RELIGION AND THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN BRAZIL: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE ERA OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY
In Brazil, freedom of belief is a guaranteed right, although there is still discrimination motivated by stereotypes and prejudices. This study addresses the concepts of religion and religious institutions, emphasizing the importance of pluralism and religious freedom for Brazil. The relationship between religion and the public sector is marked by the secular nature of the State and, at the same time, by interference in public policies. Brazil's religious diversity is characterized as broad and dynamic, expressing its history and culture. Education and public policies must foster respect, inclusion and appreciation of the plurality of plurality. The secular nature of the State is to guarantee religious freedom and the neutrality of public space, and to face permanent and constant challenges, to create and preserve impartiality. Religious and cultural pluralism is a wealth and needs to be celebrated and defended, requiring continuous actions to strengthen tolerance and social cohesion. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-052
POWER FLOW PREDICTION USING RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORKS WITH L.S.T.M. AND GENETIC ALGORITHM IN AN IEEE 30 BUS SYSTEM
Accurate forecasting of active (P) and reactive (Q) power in electrical networks is fundamental to improving operational reliability and planning in modern power systems. This article proposes a forecasting model based on Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural networks to estimate load demand in an IEEE 30-bus system. The model considers the active and reactive power supplied by the generators as input variables, while the power components of the loads are used as target variables for prediction. To improve performance, a Genetic Algorithm (GA) was used to optimize hyperparameters, which reduced the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and increased the accuracy of the predictions. The results demonstrate that the proposed approach provides stable predictions of load behavior, highlighting its potential for application in smart grids and microgrid management systems. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-051
Madeleine Rocio Medrano Castillo Albertini
This article aims to present a theoretical debate about the approach, from a historical point of view, to the peripheral spaces of a city that, throughout its four centuries, has been marked by a history of valuing its founding nucleus, the “Praia Grande” neighborhood. Throughout the 20th century, books, magazines, guides, albums and audiovisual productions sought to reproduce representations of the city through its historic center. In order to overcome this limitation, through the contributions of Certeau, Bresciani, Bodei and Reis, we sought to develop an itinerary in which we considered all the social actors involved in the construction of urban trajectory, through the convergence of relations between objects and the links between the public and the private are essential for reading everyday life in urban space. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-050
STRENGTH TRAINING WITH ADOLESCENTS IN COMPULSORY SECONDARY EDUCATION: AN EVIDENCE-BASED TEACHING AND METHODOLOGICAL GUIDE
This article develops an evidence-based, didactic-methodological guide geared towards the real classroom context for planning, implementing and evaluating strength training in Physical Education during Compulsory Secondary Education. Through a critical synthesis of studies on strength training in young people, the curricular elements are mapped out and the principles of strength training are operationalised in specific teaching decisions. The proposal integrates different methodological approaches, management strategies, organisation and control. Implementation models compatible with the school timetable and a set of resources and instruments for evaluation are described. The results suggest that strength training with adolescents in Physical Education is relevant and safe when it is rigorously planned, supervised and evaluated with valid evidence. The guide offers an operational and transferable framework for departments and teachers, aimed at improving the quality of the teaching-learning process and enhancing the motor skills and health of students. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-037
THE ROLE OF THE EDUCATIONAL MODALITY YOUTH AND ADULT EDUCATION – HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
Youth and Adult Education (EJA) stands as one of the fundamental pillars of contemporary Brazilian education, aimed at correcting historical inequalities and ensuring the universal right to schooling. This article seeks to analyze the role of EJA at the secondary level, discussing its historical foundations, legal frameworks, and public policies, as well as the methodologies and pedagogical practices that foster social inclusion and citizenship formation. The research adopts a qualitative and bibliographic approach, based on contemporary theoretical references and institutional documents such as the National Curriculum Guidelines and UNESCO reports, to understand the relevance of this educational modality within the Brazilian context. The theoretical analysis indicates that EJA represents more than a formal educational space, becoming an environment of emancipation and appreciation of popular knowledge, fostering autonomy, critical thinking, and social awareness. Furthermore, the effectiveness of EJA depends on the continuity of public policies, the strengthening of teacher training, and the expansion of structural investments. Therefore, EJA is reaffirmed as a key instrument for inclusion, equity, and social transformation, indispensable to building a more just and democratic society. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-036
PEER TUTORING: A RESOURCE TO ENHANCE COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
The present text describes a pedagogical experience of peer tutoring implemented in Middle School at SESI Dourados. It is a case study that demonstrates how interaction among classmates can enhance collaborative learning, student protagonism, and equity. The methodology consists of pairing students with greater mastery of the content with classmates facing difficulties, referred to respectively as “angels” and “mortals.” The experience revealed improvement in academic performance, especially in formative activities, and a reduction in status differences among students. The conclusions reinforce the importance of teacher mediation and the appreciation of multiple intelligences to promote more democratic and effective learning environments. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-035
THE POWER GAME IN SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL POLICIES IN RECENT DECADES
The publication of numerous Brazilian government legislation in recent decades regarding inclusion highlights the persistent political and epistemological dispute surrounding special education in Brazil, as well as the materialization of these convictions in the training of teachers and professionals in special education. This article reviews legislative discourses from recent decades, aiming to clarify the political game in which special education finds itself. Using Foucauldian Discourse Analysis and the influences of Ball's Policy Cycle as methodology, we compare the various pieces of legislation, especially the two most recent decrees in this area (Decrees 10,502 of 2020 and 12,686 of 2025), which address the topic and its variants, such as the training of professionals working in the field. The resulting findings highlight many limitations and some advances in this political game, which should be aimed at promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-034
RIGHT TO EDUCATION AND AGE CUT-OFF IN LIGHT OF THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF MINAS GERAIS
Considering the ongoing controversy surrounding the age cut-off for entry into basic education, this study aimed to analyze the understanding of the Court of Justice of Minas Gerais (TJMG) regarding the application of Resolution CNE/CEB No. 02/2018, which established March 31 as the deadline for enrollment in preschool and elementary school. To this end, a qualitative, bibliographic, and documentary research was conducted, covering decisions rendered between 2023 and 2025. The findings indicate that the TJMG has consistently upheld the national guidelines and the position consolidated by the Federal Supreme Court (ADC 17 and ADPF 292), while admitting only limited exceptions, such as the transition rule and the theory of accomplished fact. It is concluded that the Court has sought to balance the child’s best interests with legal certainty, reaffirming the importance of the age cut-off as an instrument of standardization and stability in educational policies. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-033
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SCHOOL UNITS MANAGEMENT AUTONOMY PROGRAM – PAGUE – IN THE REGIONAL EDUCATION COORDINATION OF TEFÉ
The School Units Management Autonomy Program (PAGUE) is a public policy of financial decentralization implemented in the State of Amazonas. This study analyzes its implementation in the Regional Education Coordination of Tefé (CRET), considering advancements, challenges, and the perceptions of the main actors involved, such as school principals and/or members of the APMCs/School Councils. The program is based on the development of application plans, community approval, and strict accountability procedures. The general objective of the research was to analyze the implementation process of PAGUE, identifying the main challenges faced by state schools in Tefé. The methodology used was a qualitative case study, and data were initially collected through documentary and bibliographic research characterized by an exploratory survey of the available literature. Subsequently, semi-structured interviews were conducted with current school principals, along with a structured questionnaire applied to former principals or APMC members. The participation of the APMCs or School Councils in the decision-making process revealed regional disparities, highlighting the need for greater community engagement and qualification. It is concluded that the success of PAGUE depends on alignment with regional demands, continuous training, and investments in basic and technological infrastructure, and that the program presents significant potential to modernize educational management in Amazonas, promoting greater equity and efficiency in resource allocation. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.038-032
EFFICACY OF THE QDENGA VACCINE IN THE PREVENTION OF DENGUE: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW OF CLINICAL EVIDENCE
Dengue is one of the most impactful arboviral diseases worldwide, characterized by increasing incidence and persistent challenges in epidemiological control. The Qdenga® (TAK-003) vaccine, developed by Takeda Pharmaceuticals, has emerged as a promising preventive alternative with the potential to broaden population protection against the four dengue virus serotypes. This study aimed to critically analyze the scientific evidence available on the clinical efficacy of the Qdenga® vaccine in dengue prevention through an integrative literature review. Data collection was performed in the PubMed, SciELO, LILACS, and Google Scholar databases, including publications from 2017 to 2025 in Portuguese, English, and Spanish. A total of 20 studies were selected, comprising clinical trials, systematic reviews, and epidemiological modeling studies. The results indicate an overall efficacy ranging from 70% to 84%, with a significant reduction in hospitalizations and a low incidence of severe adverse events. The vaccine showed higher effectiveness among previously exposed populations, maintaining a balanced immunogenic profile and adequate safety. It is concluded that Qdenga® (TAK-003) is a relevant and promising tool for global dengue control, and its implementation should be accompanied by continuous epidemiological surveillance and real-world effectiveness studies to consolidate its impact on public health. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.037-026
USE OF DAPAGLIFLOZIN (FORXIGA) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF OBESITY AND NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES
This integrative review aimed to analyze scientific evidence published between 2020 and 2025 regarding the use of dapagliflozin (Forxiga®) in the management of obesity and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). The search was conducted in PubMed, SciELO, ScienceDirect, and Consensus Academic Database, using controlled descriptors in Portuguese and English, and including clinical, experimental, and systematic review studies. The evidence analyzed indicates that dapagliflozin shows beneficial potential on glycemic and hepatic metabolism, leading to reductions in hepatic enzymes (ALT, AST, and GGT), improved insulin sensitivity, and decreased accumulation of body and liver fat. Complementary experimental studies demonstrated that the drug acts through the modulation of metabolic and inflammatory pathways, such as FXR/SHP and LXRα/SREBP-1c, reducing hepatic lipogenesis and enhancing fatty acid oxidation. Overall, the reviewed studies suggest that dapagliflozin is a safe and promising therapeutic option for the management of NAFLD in patients with T2DM, although long-term clinical trials with larger samples are still needed to validate its therapeutic potential. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.037-025
LIMITS TO OPTIONAL DEDUCTIONS AND THE VIOLATION OF TRADE UNION FREEDOM: AN ANALYSIS OF THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF DECREE NO. 741/2023 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF JUAZEIRO/BA
This article examines the unconstitutionality of Municipal Decree No. 741/2023 of Juazeiro/BA, which establishes percentage limits on optional payroll deductions for public servants, under the justification of combating over-indebtedness, but which results in a violation of union autonomy (Article 8, IV, CF/1988). Through bibliographic review and documentary research, focusing on Writ of Mandamus No. 8011579-35.2023.8.05.0146, filed by the Union of Municipal Public Servants of Juazeiro (SINSERP), it analyzes how the decree exceeds the municipal regulatory power, lacking formal law for support. The results highlight the granting of security by the Court of Justice of Bahia in May 2025, overturning a first-instance decision, and demonstrate impacts on the financial management of SINSERP and the sustainability of collective benefits, such as health and dental plans, as well as guaranteeing the sustainability of SINSERP's activities. Despite the annulment of the decree, the study finds a lack of effective public policies in Juazeiro/BA to curb the over-indebtedness of public employees, perpetuating the cycle. It concludes that specific municipal legislation is needed, reconciling protection of the minimum subsistence level and union rights, with recommendations for future research on debt prevention. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.040-007
MUNICIPAL AUTONOMY VERSUS CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY: THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE JUAZEIRO/BA LAW ON BONUS LEAVE AND THE LIMITS IMPOSED BY THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE STF AND STJ
This article analyzes the material unconstitutionality of Municipal Law No. 2,741/2017 of the Municipality of Juazeiro/BA, which establishes the compensation for the leave of absence for perfect attendance based on the initial salary of the public servant's career, to the detriment of the full remuneration in effect at the time of granting. Based on legal action, appeals, and the consolidated jurisprudence of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) and the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), the study demonstrates that this rule violates constitutional principles such as the irreducibility of salaries (art. 37, XV, CF/88), the prohibition of unjust enrichment, and acquired rights. Through bibliographic review and documentary research, it argues for the need to raise an incident of unconstitutionality in the Court of Justice of Bahia (TJ/BA), promoting the adoption of full remuneration as the basis for calculation to avoid social regression and harm to public servants. The results reinforce the supremacy of the Federal Constitution over municipal infra-constitutional norms, proposing judicial reform of harmful administrative acts. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.040-006
FROM DIFFUSE CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW TO INJUNCTION MANDATE: MECHANISMS FOR THE REALIZATION OF THE RIGHT TO CAREER PROGRESSION WITHIN THE SCOPE OF MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVICE
This article examines the non-compliance by the municipal administration of Juazeiro/BA with the provisions of Law No. 2,606/2016, which establishes the Career, Positions and Remuneration Plan (PCCR) for employees of the Department of Education and Sports, especially regarding the percentages of horizontal progression (2.5%) and vertical/promotion (5%). Based on a lawsuit filed by Mailde Bonfim dos Santos Almeida and the counter-arguments to the appeal filed by the Municipality, the study demonstrates that such omission constitutes material unconstitutionality due to the absence of effective regulation, subject to ordinary judicial review and, ultimately, via Writ of Mandamus (art. 5, LXXI, CF/88). Through bibliographic review and documentary research within the scope of the STF (Supreme Federal Court), STJ (Superior Court of Justice), and TJ/BA (Court of Justice of Bahia), the performance of the Bahian Judiciary in recognizing administrative omission and ruling in favor of similar claims, imposing salary revisions and impacting ancillary benefits, is highlighted. The results reinforce the need for judicial intervention to fill normative gaps, guaranteeing the irreducibility of salaries and administrative efficiency. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.040-005
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE REHABILITATION PROCESS IN THE FEMALE PRISON SYSTEM: THE IMPACTS ON SOCIAL REINTEGRATION BASED ON AN ANALYSIS OF THE DOCUMENTARY FLOWERS OF PRISON
This paper aims to propose a reflection on how the resocialization process of women rendered invisible in the Brazilian prison system occurs. To this end, a case study of the film Flores do Cárcere (2019), directed by Paulo Caldas and Bárbara Cunha, which reflects the proposed theme, was carried out. For a better understanding of the elucidated theme, bibliographic research was used, based on knowledge already produced in the scientific community, from the analysis of doctrines, articles published on the subject, as well as the analysis of current legislation, allowing us to conclude that, like Xakila, Mel, Dani, Ana Pérola, Charlene - Chachá, and Rosa, protagonists of the documentary, countless other women lose their identity upon entering the prison system and, unfortunately, do not have access to public policies that allow for reintegration into society. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.040-004
Invisibility of Women in the Prison System
A Film Case Study. Analysis of Doctrines and Legislation
Public Policies for Social Reintegration
Identity and Guarantee of Rights for Incarcerated Women
Access to Justice and Sustainability Policies in Prison
HUMAN ACTIVITY AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF SDG 12: TARGET 12.4
The United Nations supports 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), self-described as ambitious and interconnected, aimed at addressing a range of development challenges facing countries worldwide. SDG 12 aims to "ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns" through 11 targets. In this context, this paper proposes a link between the antibiotic crisis and item 4 of SDG 12 and presents anthropogenic factors related to the goal not being achieved by 2020. Although regulated, the paper addresses the contexts of the agricultural and food industries, as well as arbitrary waste management, which allow the spread of resistant microorganisms in the environment. This paper was produced by students from two postgraduate programs as a final project for their course and proposes to discuss antimicrobial resistance as a public health problem in light of SDG 12, focusing on target 12.4 as the guiding principle. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.036-049