THEORIZATION ABOUT THE SOCIAL FUNCTION AND THE MEANING OF THE OUTERDER PUBLIC SCHOOL IN CONTEMPORARY: INTRODUCTORY NOTES
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.71411Abstract
This work aims to discuss the social function of the public school in the periphery in contemporary times. We seek to analyze how public schools in peripheral communities can provide the student with the opportunity to seek meaning for their schooling, through critical and reflective teaching. We start from theories about the democratization of public schools in Libâneo (2014), approaching the social function of the school in the light of Freire (1987) and Charlot (2000, 2013). The studies bring us closer to Dubet (1994, 1998), in the discussion about the meaning of schooling of subjects who attend public schools on the periphery, based on experiences and integration strategies. In order to problematize the need to resist an educational system that ideologically seeks to maintain the dominant hegemony.
KEYWORDS: Public School. Social Role. Periphery.
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