Teaching and public policy for inclusive education in brazil: brief analytical considerations

International Journal of Development Research

Volume: 
10
Article ID: 
18746
5 pages
Research Article

Teaching and public policy for inclusive education in brazil: brief analytical considerations

Ailton Batista de Albuquerque Junior, André de Souza Gomes, Cleonardo de Mesquita Goes, Edite Batista de Albuquerque; Heider Carlos Matos; Ivanilza Abreu Nascimento; Maria das Dores Pereira de Sousa, Querem Hapuque Monteiro Alves Muniz and Rosângela Maria do Nascimento Lemos

Abstract: 

This article, based on a bibliographical research for theoretical-methodological basis, conceptualizes what is Public Policy in order to, a posteriori, make considerations regarding Special Education and Inclusive Education, punctuating the historical-Brazilian genealogy of some public policies and their unfolding in contemporaneity from the typification of rights of people with disabilities; global development disorders; high skills/superdotation; problems, disorders and learning difficulties, in current legal provisions. In this sense, it is noticeable, gradually, historical advances and some setbacks in education in an inclusive perspective. For this, the creation and implementation of propositive policies of social and educational change is urgent, aiming at a pedagogical practice based on inclusion, democracy and respect for the singularities, idiosyncrasies and subjectivities that compose the subjects of this segment.

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