https://periodicojs.com.br/index.php/jid/issue/feed Journal of Interdisciplinary Debates 2025-02-21T14:21:54-03:00 Filipe Lins dos Santos journalinterdisciplinary@gmail.com Open Journal Systems <p>The mission of Journal of Interdisciplinary Debates (JID) is intended to inform the academic community and society through relevant research that transmit the interdisciplinarity of training. The objective of the JID is to stimulate interdisciplinary scientific debate and production in order to inform society and produce new knowledge. The target audience of our journal is postdoctoral, doctors, masters and graduate students. Thus, the authors must have some degree mentioned or attend a postgraduate course. In addition, the JID will accept co-authored participation.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <div class="icc-container-journal"> <div class="icc-small-text">International Category Code (ICC): ICC-02</div> <div class="icc-small-text"> <div class="ija-container-journal"> <div class="ija-small-text">International Journal Address (IJA): IJA.ZONE/26757159469X</div> <div class="ija-small-text">eISSN : 2675 - 469X</div> </div> </div> </div> https://periodicojs.com.br/index.php/jid/article/view/2423 QUALITY OF STORAGE OF EXPRESSED MILK TO ITS DESTINATION IN THE APL LÁCTEO OESTE GOIANO 2025-02-21T14:21:54-03:00 Kellita Gabrielle Borges Cruvinel periodicojs@gmail.com Matheus Gomes Pereira periodicojs@gmail.com Klayto José Gonçalves dos Santos periodicojs@gmail.com <p>Dairy farming in Brazil has increased significantly in the last decade, an advance that has boosted production and made the country one of the leading countries in this sector. Milk quality is strictly related to the degree of initial contamination and the time and temperature that the milk is retained after milking until processing. The hygienic conditions under which milk is obtained and stored have a significant impact on its quality, as well as on its transport to further processing in the dairy industry. The objective of this study was to analyze the growth of milk production in the state context of Goiás, as well as its consumption, and storage parameters until it arrives at the dairy for its proper processing. To carry out this study, a field research methodology was used, with interviewed producers who are included in the Western Goiás region, located in 24 municipalities. The results obtained for the total number of producers per daily production, in response to the group of researched, of a total of 450 rural producers in the dairy activity, among the small and medium producers, 276 have expansion tanks for cooling the milk in their own headquarters, in response to this, the 174 producers, who do not have their own tanks, It makes use of communal tanks for the delivery and storage of milk. Thus, milk quality, being one of the most discussed issues within milk production, good practices are necessary to ensure the safety of the consumer of the final product, and the lack of verification of reports of the portion of producers who do not receive the milk quality report, is also linked to the factors of withdrawal from the activity.</p> 2025-02-21T00:00:00-03:00 Copyright (c) 2025 Journal of Interdisciplinary Debates https://periodicojs.com.br/index.php/jid/article/view/2424 NEUROSCIENCE AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION 2025-02-21T14:21:51-03:00 Emanuel Adeilton de O. Andrade periodicojs@gmail.com Isaías Pessoa da Silva periodicojs@gmail.com Maria Aldeni de O. Andrade periodicojs@gmail.com Francisco de Assis de O. Andrade periodicojs@gmail.com <p>This article explored how neuroscience knowledge can enrich pedagogical practice in teaching Mathematics, especially in the final years of Elementary School. The research problem investigated how neuroscience contributes to understanding brain development, students and to formulating effective pedagogical strategies. The study, conducted through a literature review, identified the brain areas involved in mathematical reasoning, analyzed the cognitive and emotional aspects of students and proposed pedagogical strategies based on neuroscientific evidence, such as immediate feedback, spaced repetition and gamification. The main conclusions indicate that the integration of neuroscience with mathematics education can improve student performance, promote engagement and create more welcoming and effective learning environments. The study suggests investments in teacher training and in the adaptation of neuroscientific approaches to different contexts, aiming to democratize access to innovative educational practices.</p> 2025-02-21T00:00:00-03:00 Copyright (c) 2025 Journal of Interdisciplinary Debates