Teacher highlights the importance of writing as a habit for success in Enem

According to Writing teacher Alícia de Araújo, the secret to a good result in Enem is transforming writing into part of the students' routine and a tool of expression beyond the test.

She explains that the work is not just about correcting texts: it involves critical reading, practical workshops, debates and even collaborative correction circles. "Writing well is a lifelong skill, whether in a job interview, in a well-written email, in an idea clearly defended at college or even on a social network used conscientiously. More than just collecting grades, my role is to be a bridge, helping the student transform experience into argument", highlights the teacher.

With this close monitoring, students realize that writing is not a gift, but a process that is built with training, feedback and dedication. With each essay produced, the repertoire grows, the arguments gain strength and security increases. The result appears in the expressive grades and the feeling that all the effort is worth it – as shown by the trajectory of Maria Julia, Ana Gabrielly and Vivian, who were an annual highlight at the school and today inspire other students to embrace the challenge of writing with confidence and focus.

In addition to the work of the Conecta Smart School pedagogical team, the student can also count on a tool from the Stage System, an education system adopted at the capital's school. It is the Mentor.IA writing broker. It uses Artificial Intelligence to evaluate essays in an automated way, with natural language processing algorithms.

Mentor.IA analyzes various aspects of the writing, such as cohesion, intervention proposal and textual coherence, in addition to providing suggestions for improvement to the student. How it works is simple: the student scans and sends their handwritten essay to the Stage platform and Mentor.IA reads the essay, interprets it, analyzes it and produces a report with considerations and suggestions for improvement.