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M. & Paes de Carvalho, C. (2021) . Transition to high school: Policy management of student flow correction and educational trajectories. Education Policy Analysis Archives, 29(51). [https://doi.org/10.14507/epaa.29.3990](https://doi.org/10.14507/epaa.29.3990)  \nAbstract: This study analyzes the possible relations between a student flow correction policy in a public education system and the transition to high school. The study of students' educational trajectories was the resource used to understand the results of the policy management and its possible effects on middle school transitions to high school. The analysis used data from the School Census, the education system's enrollment base, and available official documents on the policy and its management. Initially, the context of the policy design and management-structured within a public/private partnership-and the educational trajectories of the entire population of students enrolled in the system studied in the fifth grade in 2010 are presented. Subsequently, the trajectories of those who reached high school in 2014 are presented. The results suggest that, although the correction of student’s flow has favored entry into high school through projects of learning acceleration, the high repetition rate in the following year – the first year of the new stage of schooling-shows that access to high school may not correspond to a sustainable and well  \n1 This is an unofficial English translation provided by the authors.  \nconsolidated learning process, highlighting the limits of the controversial compensatory nature of the policy on screen.  \nKeywords: policy management; student flow correction; educational trajectories; high school Transición para la enseñanza media: Gestión de política de corrección de flujo y trayectorias escolares  \nResumen: El presente estudio analiza las posibles relaciones entre la gestión de una política de corrección de flujo en una red pública de enseñanza y la transición para la enseñanza media. Elestudio de las trayectorias escolares de los alumnos se ha constituido como recurso para comprender los resultados de la política y sus posibles efectos sobre las transiciones escolares a la enseñanza media. En el análisis fueron utilizados datos del Censo Escolar de la base de matrículas de la red deenseñanza y los documentos oficiales disponibles acerca de la política y su gestión. Inicialmente se presenta el contexto del diseño y gestión de la política – estructurada en el ámbito de una asociaciónpúblico/privada – y las trayectorias escolares de toda la población de alumnos matriculados en el 5º año de la enseñanza fundamental en la red de enseñanza estudiada en 2010. Posteriormente se presentan las trayectorias de aquellos que han llegado a la enseñanza media en 2014. Los resultadossugieren que, no obstante la corrección de flujo a través de los proyectos de aceleración delaprendizaje haber favorecido el ingreso en la enseñanza media, la elevada tasa de repetición en el año subsecuente – 1er año de esta nueva etapa de enseñanza – deja trasparecer que el acceso a la enseñanza media puede no haber correspondido a un proceso de escolarización sostenible y bien consolidado en términos de aprendizaje, evidenciando los límites del polémico carácter compensatorio de la política en debate.  \nPalabras-clave: gestión de política; corrección de flujo; trayectorias escolares; enseñanza media  \nTransição para o ensino médio: Gestão de política de correção de fluxo e trajetórias escolares  \nResumo: O ","cbCaiuGaugjwelL0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuGaugjwelL0","pdf",562690,28,"English","# Introduction\n## Policy context and student flow correction\n## Educational trajectories and data sources\n## Results and implications for high school transition","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of the study?\",\"answer\":\"The study examines how policy management of student flow correction relates to transitions to high school, using students’ educational trajectories to assess policy outcomes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which data sources are used to analyze the policy?\",\"answer\":\"The analysis uses School Census enrollment base data and available official documents about the policy and how it was managed.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the results suggest about the policy’s impact?\",\"answer\":\"Although learning acceleration projects helped students enter high school, high repetition in the following year suggests the access may not correspond to a sustained and well-consolidated learning process.\"}]","Transition to High School - Policy Management of Student Flow Correction and Educational Trajectories | PDF",1790733208,71]