Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Average

Portuguese translation:

Média

Added to glossary by Alejandra Vuotto
Oct 25, 2019 10:24
4 yrs ago
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English term

Average

English to Portuguese Social Sciences Education / Pedagogy Evaluación de desempeño escolar
Qual seria o equivalente em PT-BR?
Eu tinha colocado "Média", mas depois achei que "Na Média" seria melhor.
Solicito a ajuda dos colegas.
Obrigada!
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Discussion

Alejandra Vuotto (asker) Oct 25, 2019:
Classificação O termo faz parte de uma classificação de desempenho escolar, aparece em forma isolada.
Andre Damasceno Oct 25, 2019:
Poderia fornecer a frase ou parágrafo onde o termo aparece?
Andrea Pilenso Oct 25, 2019:
Bom dia, pode informar a frase em que o termo está inserido?

Proposed translations

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Selected

Média

Se é um termo isolado geralmente se utiliza apenas “média”
Peer comment(s):

agree ferreirac
18 mins
Muito obrigada, Cicero!
agree Tereza Rae
33 mins
Muito obrigada, Tereza!
agree Jacqueline Cunha
37 mins
Muito obrigada, Jacqueline!
agree Clauwolf
56 mins
Muito obrigada, Claudio!
agree Douglas Veloso
1 hr
Muito obrigada, Douglas!
agree Luiz Fernando Santos Perina
3 hrs
Muito obrigada, Luiz!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Obrigada!"
27 mins

(desempenho (escolar) de nível) médio

... Quanto ao aluno com desempenho escolar de nível médio, este tirou pior resultado.
Example sentence:

Obteve desempenho de nível médio inferior no Índice de Organização Perceptual (IOP = 88), que avalia organização e percepção visuomotora e raciocínio não .

pesquisas sobre desempenho escolar de nível médio realizadas pela Fundação Carlos Chagas

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31 mins

médio/intermediário

Para classificação de desempenho, eu diria "intermediário".
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2 hrs
English term (edited): average

regular


Se for uma classificação de desempenho, conforme indicado pela Alejandra na discussão, usaria "regular".

Ex.:

Desempenho
Péssimo
Ruim
Regular
Bom
Ótimo


average performance = desempenho regular:
https://www.google.com/search?ei=-eiyXc2gLdWi5OUPloGckAU&q="...
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2 days 14 hrs

média final

Sem contexto é difícil saber. Pode ser "média", "média bimestral", "média final", "média aritmética" etc.

A média final do ensino médio nada mais é do que a média geral das notas conseguidas pelos alunos ao longo dos quatro bimestres escolares. Em cada matéria, bimestralmente o aluno é avaliado e é estipulada uma nota equivalente ao aprendizado.26 de set de 2013
Média Final no Ensino Médio - Portal Educação
https://www.portaleducacao.com.br › idiomas › media-final-no-ensino-medio
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4 days

média global

This is my suggestion.
Média aritmética is not always the case, you would have to ask the school. I remember when I studied at IME some subjects had other formulas for calculating scholastic averages, e.g. one subject calculated the mean by M = (P1 + 2*P2 + 3*P3)/6 where P1, P2 and P3 were the three term tests.
I even attended a school where the mean (actually a points total rather than a mean) had two components:
Four term marks (20 points each) = 20 points each, 80 max total
Four conduct marks = each term the student would get positive (5), doubtful (3) or negative (0) as conduct points = up to 20 points
Total up to 100 points; 70 required for pass
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