CURRICULUM, TEACHING AND EVERYDAY
emancipatory possibilities in times of authoritarian regulation
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1983-1579.2020v13n3.56134Keywords:
Daily Life, Curriculum, ResistancesAbstract
The present proposal for thematic dossier aims to promote a debate around the relationships established between official educational policies and daily practical policies (OLIVEIRA, 2013), understanding that the latter modify, reinvent and use in their own way (CERTEAU, 1994) that that is given to them for consumption. Understanding with Ball (2016) that educational policies are not implemented or applied, but staged in schools by their practicing practitioners (OLIVEIRA, 2012), we seek in this dossier to demonstrate, through what the different authors bring us, that the regulatory processes authoritarian developed in the country since 2016 are not, and could not be, capable of erasing the wealth of possibilities and curricular creations that are placed in different realities and are the object of different theoretical reflections.
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