Inclusão na perspectiva da educação básica pública: desafios e possibilidades
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https://doi.org/10.48017/Diversitas_Journal-v6i3-1881Abstract
ABSTRACT: Education on perspective of inclusion, it still represents a complex challenge, especially due to the problems faced in the public system. The main objective of this study was to discuss the process of school inclusion and its relationship with the challenges of teaching practice from the perspective of public basic education in Brazil. This is a review of narrative literature, which adopts the technique of bibliographic and documentary research. It was found that school inclusion seeks education for all in the same context, this does not represent the normalization of difference, but the understanding of it as diversity. In this context, factors such as: overcrowding in classrooms; insufficient teaching materials, architectural and pedagogical accessibility; teacher unpreparedness and non-execution of public policies are still challenges in basic public education, determinants of non-compliance with the principles of inclusive education. Therefore, it becomes a way to overcome these impasses by revising the curricula and political pedagogical projects, greater financial investments to meet the demands, restructuring public policies in line with the reality of the regions, training teachers, creating tools to improve the teaching work and, above all, the change in attitudes in the recognition and appreciation of the human being. It involves society as a whole and needs specific conditions to be put into practice, among many: the valorization of education as a practice of freedom, the recognition of difference as potential and the collective effort in adapting development opportunities.
KEYWORDS: School, Public policies, Teaching practice.
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