THE TEACHING OF SOCIOLOGY UNDER THE NEOLIBERAL RATIONALITY: A STUDY OF THE FIRST IMPACTS OF THE “NEW HIGH SCHOOL” IN ANÁPOLIS
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v48i1.74943Abstract
This article analyzes the first impacts of the implementation of the New High School on state schools in the city of Anápolis, with emphasis on the teaching of Sociology. The theoretical foundation is constituted by critical curriculum theories (especially by Pierre Bourdieu and Paulo Freire) and analyzes on the educational implications of neoliberalism (according to Christian Laval, Newton Duarte and Luiz Carlos de Freitas). The research involved qualitative analysis work carried out between January and November 2022, whose data were obtained through document analysis and semi-structured interviews with public school teachers. The results aim to understand the impacts on education, especially on the teaching of Sociology and the interests that the new model indicates.
KEYWORDS: New High School; Teaching of Sociology; Neoliberal School; BNCC.
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