SCHOOL PLANNING AND PUBLIC POLICIES OF LITERACY AND LETTERSHIP IN FUNDAMENTAL EDUCATION IN THE PARAENSE NORTHEAST
Keywords:
Teaching Policies. Literacy and Literacy. School Planning.Abstract
The present study aimed to study school planning and teaching policies as strategies for literacy and literacy in public elementary schools in the municipality of Bragança-PA, northeast of Para. It was born of a concern: why are not primary school students literate to the satisfaction of what is advocated in educational policies? The methodological research was qualitative, where the data collection was the interview, through a questionnaire with semi-structured questions. The sample consisted of 45 teachers. The analysis took place with the organization and tabulation of the answers and then analysis and interpretation of the content, with the transcription totally or partially of the most expressive speeches. The results showed that there are theoretical and methodological supports in the work of the teacher, the practices and strategies are flexible to the context of the student, but the public policies are still far from the reality of the student, where teaching has become complex, from a teacher point of view and learning is configured from the global parameters, which are sometimes linked to technological, social and economic advances. It was concluded that public schools in northeast Pará have school planning. However, public education policies are dispersed among the multiple realities found in the socio-cultural and economic context of elementary school students. And, therefore, social changes and transformations have required literacy and literacy teaching practices fed into the reality of elementary school students.
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