DIALOGUES ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN SCHOOL SPACE: CONTRIBUTIONS TO HUMAN FORMATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v46i2.65136Abstract
Education is the process of transmitting the culture elaborated by humanity. So, the school becomes an important space for the human formation of the subjects. Therefore, we aim to understand how the school, when discussing gender and sexuality, contributes to the human formation of students and students, since gender and sexuality are historical, social and cultural constructions that constitute the identity of each subject. The methodology follows the qualitative approach, developed in a bibliographic study. The results indicate that by promoting dialogues on the themes, the school fulfills its social role in combating inequality, valuing cultures and individuals.
KEYWORDS: Education. Gender. Sexuality. Human Formation.
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