a internalização da exclusão the internalization of exclusion
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Abstract
Procura-se mostrar as formas dissimuladas que as políticas públicas neoliberais colocaram em funcionamento com a finalidade de reduzir custos econômicos, sociais e políticos das formas de exclusão objetivas (repetência e evasão), sem alterar em essência a seletividade da escola, criando um campo de exclusão subjetiva (auto-exclusão, exclusão entre ciclos, "trilhas de progressão continuada diferenciadas"), no qual a responsabilidade da exclusão recai sobre o próprio excluído. São apresentadas três teses na tentativa de compreender este movimento. A primeira trata da conversão da exclusão objetiva em exclusão subjetiva; a segunda mostra como os mecanismos da avaliação informal são acionados no sentido de criar "trilhas de progressão continuada diferenciadas" nas propostas de organização por ciclos de progressão continuada; e, finalmente, a terceira aponta a desresponsabilização da escola em relação à escolarização das camadas populares ("aprender a aprender"), na esteira da desresponsabilização do próprio Estado mínimo proposto pelas atuais políticas públicas. Finalmente, apresentam-se por contraste elementos para uma política alternativa voltada para as responsabilidades formativas da escola que visem a transformar a relação entre as pessoas e entre estas e a natureza.
This paper aims at showing the concealed forms that the neoliberal public policies implemented in order to reduce the economical, social and political costs of the objective forms of exclusion (repetition and desertion). Without modifying the essence of school selectivity, they created a field of subjective exclusion (auto-exclusion, exclusion between cycles, "trilhas de progressão continuada differenciadas"), in which the very person excluded is responsible for their exclusion. Three theses are presented in an attempt to understand this movement. The first one deals with the conversion of the objective exclusion into subjective exclusion. The second one shows how the mechanisms of informal assessment function to create "trilhas de progressão continuada diferenciadas" in the organization proposals by cycles of continued progression. Finally, the last one pinpoints the "deresponsibilization" of school with regards to the schooling of the lower classes ("learn to learn"), in the wake of the "deresponsibilization" of the very minimal State proposed by the current public policies. Finally, by contrast, the author presents some elements for an alternative policy directed to the training responsibility of school; elements aimed at transforming the relationship among people and between them and nature.
This paper aims at showing the concealed forms that the neoliberal public policies implemented in order to reduce the economical, social and political costs of the objective forms of exclusion (repetition and desertion). Without modifying the essence of school selectivity, they created a field of subjective exclusion (auto-exclusion, exclusion between cycles, "trilhas de progressão continuada differenciadas"), in which the very person excluded is responsible for their exclusion. Three theses are presented in an attempt to understand this movement. The first one deals with the conversion of the objective exclusion into subjective exclusion. The second one shows how the mechanisms of informal assessment function to create "trilhas de progressão continuada diferenciadas" in the organization proposals by cycles of continued progression. Finally, the last one pinpoints the "deresponsibilization" of school with regards to the schooling of the lower classes ("learn to learn"), in the wake of the "deresponsibilization" of the very minimal State proposed by the current public policies. Finally, by contrast, the author presents some elements for an alternative policy directed to the training responsibility of school; elements aimed at transforming the relationship among people and between them and nature.
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| Authors | ;Luiz Carlos de Freitas |
| Journal | current computer-aided drug design |
| Year | 2002 |
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