On August 27 and 28, the Recife Expo Center will host the Bett Nordeste Conference, a traveling event organized by Bett Brasil in partnership with SINEPE-PE. In addition to an extensive program of panel discussions and lectures, the event will feature an exhibition area with more than 40 brands, showcasing new releases and innovations in solutions, products, and services developed for the education ecosystem.

Among the highlights are new releases that the public will see for the first time. MAIA (Accessible Method for Inclusion and Learning) will be officially presented at the event, offering an innovative approach to inclusion for students with intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, and neurodivergence. The methodology combines technology, plain language, and artificial intelligence to identify learning profiles and adapt content, supporting both students and teachers.

Another new development is Classgame, a startup from Paraíba that is launching Brazil’s first gamified textbook, designed for 6th graders. The material combines content aligned with the BNCC with game mechanics, making learning more engaging and fun. This solution complements the company’s app, which offers gamification features and even financial education tools.

In the publishing sector, the Elo Editorial Group is committed to combining literature, technology, and accessibility. At an interactive booth, visitors will be able to experience augmented and virtual reality features applied to books, as well as attend the launch of “Escrevo porque estou com saudades” (I Write Because I Miss You), a new book by award-winning author Iris Figueiredo, which will include a scheduled book-signing session.

There are also new developments in educational design. In the same space, Studio DLUX, MONO Design, and BAYA are showcasing solutions that combine school architecture, innovative furniture, and creative learning. MONO is launching two new products—the Mandurí Table and the HUB Bench—while BAYA is offering hands-on experiences based on STEAM and design thinking.

In the field of legal certainty, SCA Educacional, a division of the law firm Sarubbi Cysneiros Advogados in Brasília (DF), is launching the online course “From Contracts to Crisis Management: Legal Certainty and Risk Prevention in Educational Institutions.” The course combines recorded lectures with three synchronous sessions for interaction and Q&A.

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Beatek Sirenes is also introducing its latest innovation: the Tok Escola Plus, an enhanced version of the musical siren that is already replacing industrial models in schools across the country. The new version allows users to program up to 200 weekly schedules and set custom songs for each start of class or recess.

Another highlight is Cel.Lep, which is bringing its “Educational Solutions” bilingual model to the Northeast, combining original teaching materials, an interactive digital platform, and teacher training. The network also offers teacher development programs and solutions focused on corporate English. Also in the bilingual sector, World Opportunity is launching “WO na Escola,” an affordable bilingual program that combines in-person instruction with digital resources—without requiring significant investment—for elementary and secondary schools.

In the same vein of educational impact, Amais showcases its portfolio of strategic solutions designed to increase enrollment and improve the business performance of schools and colleges, featuring real-life case studies of institutions that have transformed their results.

Computational thinking, social-emotional learning, personalized learning

ZOOM education for life , meanwhile, is bringing its new Computational Thinking solution for early and late elementary grades to the conference. The program encourages hands-on problem-solving based on the principles of computer science and interdisciplinary STEAM knowledge, and also features digital learning paths and advanced computational logic projects using the Nous AI robot.

Virtuar, for its part, presents its approach to character development and social-emotional learning, with a focus on virtues and democratic citizenship. During the event, the high school collection will be launched, featuring teaching materials for “Life Project” tracks, expanding on the work already done in elementary school.

The Objetivo Education System builds on its 60-year tradition by introducing the e-GENIO platform, which uses adaptive features and smart reports to personalize the student’s learning journey, in addition to tools such as educational games and automatic essay grading.

Another highlight comes from CESAR School, the educational arm of CESAR, which showcases its work in innovation and preparing students for the future through programs such as “Florescendo Talentos,” which connects public school students to careers in the digital field.

The Etapa Group promotes initiatives to encourage science and student leadership, such as Etapa SigmaCamp—a summer camp in STEM fields offering scholarships of up to 100%—and the traditional Etapa Knowledge Olympics, which uncovers talent in various fields.

The event will also feature demonstrations of ANTON, a free platform offering interactive activities aligned with the BNCC, which provides teachers with tools to assign tasks, track class performance, and even create customized content lists, as well as question-and-answer exercises on any topic.

In the area of management and care for the school community, Reinventando a Educação – Assessoria Educacional presents the “Culture of Care: Loving Leadership and Psychosocial Management in Education” program, a methodology that integrates the requirements of NR-1 with advanced psychosocial management practices, adapted to the school and corporate contexts.

In the infrastructure and security sector, Interative Tecnologia is showcasing its facial recognition access control solutions, while Krenke Pernambuco is exhibiting its highly durable playgrounds, made from rotomolded polyethylene, plastic wood, and galvanized steel, with a factory already in place in Pernambuco to meet regional demand.

These and other educational solutions can be explored for free at the Bett Nordeste Conference. To do so, simply register as a visitor here.

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