Submitted by Miriam Lucas (miriam.lucas@unioeste.br) on 2018-04-05T14:01:30Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Nadjanara_Ana_Basso_Morás_2018.pdf: 1248789 bytes, checksum: adc209c3f3f953df6a79f385981c1666 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-04-05T14:01:30Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Nadjanara_Ana_Basso_Morás_2018.pdf: 1248789 bytes, checksum: adc209c3f3f953df6a79f385981c1666 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-02-16 / The inclusive education has been a theme of global discussion since the 1990s, causing the beginning of perspectives and confrontations of obstacles in its concretization process. The general objective of this study was to investigate the inclusive school culture from the perspective of deaf students who study in the context of regular education. Aside from the bibliographic sources recompiled and read, covered with importance by being able to provide actual and relevant informations, also was held semistructured interviews, with theoretical benchmark in Pierre Bourdieu (2013). The interviews happened in one of the classrooms of the school that has as proposal the bilingual education for deaf. The questions were made in Brazilian signals language (Libras) by the researcher – who has a degree in Mathematics as well as of Translator and Interpreter of Libras/Portuguese -.The interviews were made at the end of June, during July and beginning of August 2016. It is emphasized that in the moment of the interview only the researcher and the interviewed person remained in the room, in order to preserve the anonymity. The participants of this research were deaf students who studied from kindergarten until the elementary school in a school with a proposal of bilingual education for the deaf and that nowadays attend to an inclusive regular school. The participants of this research were deaf students who studied from kindergarten until the elementary school in a school with a proposal of bilingual education for the deaf and that nowadays attend to an inclusive regular school. Therefore, the results obtained along the research presented difficulty in the participants’ inclusion development based on the respect for their cultural and linguistic differences, in the inclusive state school, since the school did not reach to overcome the tendency of a homogenization culture present in the “school culture”. Thus, for inclusion of deaf students in the school environment, it is fundamental to adapt this environment so that the individuals in question feel part of a whole. It is necessary to elaborate the inclusion as a broad process, with ideological, social, cultural, political and economic dimensions, involving all the interpersonal relationship existing in the school and outside it. It is considered necessary to be cautious so that school inclusion is not caught in the trap of standardization, or rather, in the deaf student’s inclusion in the mainstream education being the sign language seen as a set of facilitating codes of communication, as teaching instrument, disregarding the cultural nature present in Libras / La educación inclusiva ha sido tema de discusión mundial desde la década de 1990, provocando el inicio de perspectivas y enfrentamientos de obstáculos en su proceso de concreción. El objetivo general de este estudio fue investigar la cultura de la escuela inclusiva en la perspectiva de alumnos sordos que estudian en el ámbito de la enseñanza regular. Además de las fuentes bibliográficas recopiladas y leídas, revestidas de importancia por ser capaces de proporcionar informaciones actuales y relevantes, también se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas, con referencial teórico en Pierre Bourdieu (2013). Las entrevistas se realizaron en una de las aulas de la escuela de educación bilingüe para sordos. Las preguntas fueron hechas en Lengua Brasileña de Señales (Libras) por el investigador - que tiene un fondo en el grado en Matemáticas, así como traductor e intérprete de Libras / portugués. Las entrevistas se realizaron a finales del mes de junio, durante el mes de julio y principios del mes de agosto de 2016. Se subraya, aún, que en el momento de la entrevista sólo permanecieron en la sala la investigadora y la persona entrevistada, a modo de preservar el anonimato. Los participantes de esta investigación fueron alumnos sordos que estudiaron desde la Educación Infantil hasta la Enseñanza Fundamental I en una escuela de educación bilingüe para sordos y que actualmente frecuentan una escuela inclusiva. Los resultados obtenidos en el curso del estudio presentaron dificultad en el desarrollo de la inclusión de los involucrados con base en el respeto a su diferencia cultural y lingüística en la escuela inclusiva ya que la escuela aún no logró superar la tendencia de una cultura de homogeneización presente en la "cultura escolar ". De esta forma, para que la inclusión de los alumnos sordos ocurra en el ambiente escolar, es fundamental adecuar este ambiente para que los individuos en cuestión se sientan parte de un todo. Se hace necesario elaborar la inclusión como un proceso amplio, con dimensiones ideológicas, sociales, culturales, políticas y económicas, involucrando toda relación interpersonal existente en la escuela y fuera de ella. Se considera necesario tener cautela para que la inclusión escolar no esté presa en las trampas de la normatización, o mejor, en la inclusión de alumnos sordos en la enseñanza regular, siendo la lengua de signos vista como un conjunto de códigos facilitadores de la comunicación e instrumento de enseñanza, desconsiderando la naturaleza cultural presente en la Libras. / A educação inclusiva tem sido tema de discussão mundial desde a década de 1990, provocando o início de perspectivas e enfrentamentos de obstáculos no seu processo de concretização. O objetivo geral deste estudo foi investigar a cultura da escola inclusiva na perspectiva de alunos surdos que estudam no âmbito do ensino regular. Além das fontes bibliográficas recopiladas e lidas, revestidas de importância por serem capazes de fornecer informações atuais e relevantes, também foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas, com referencial teórico em Pierre Bourdieu (2013). As entrevistas aconteceram em uma das salas de aula da escola de educação bilíngue para surdos. As perguntas foram efetuadas em Língua Brasileira de Sinais (Libras) pela pesquisadora – que tem formação em licenciatura em Matemática assim como de Tradutora e Intérprete de Libras/ Português. As entrevistas foram empreendidas no final do mês de Junho, durante o mês de Julho e início do mês de Agosto de 2016. Salienta-se, ainda, que no momento da entrevista só permaneceram na sala a pesquisadora e a pessoa entrevistada, a modo de preservar o anonimato. Os participantes desta pesquisa foram alunos surdos que estudaram desde a Educação Infantil até o Ensino Fundamental I em uma escola de educação bilíngue para surdos e que atualmente frequentam uma escola inclusiva. Os resultados obtidos no decorrer do estudo apresentaram dificuldade no desenvolvimento da inclusão dos envolvidos com base no respeito à sua diferença cultural e linguística, na escola inclusiva uma vez que a escola ainda não conseguiu superar a tendência de uma cultura de homogeneização presente na “cultura escolar”. Dessa forma, para que a inclusão dos alunos surdos aconteça no ambiente escolar, é fundamental adequar este ambiente para que os indivíduos em questão se sintam parte de um todo. Faz-se necessário elaborar a inclusão como um processo amplo, com dimensões ideológicas, sociais, culturais, políticas e econômicas, envolvendo toda relação interpessoal existente na escola e fora dela. Considera-se necessário ter cautela para que a inclusão escolar não esteja presa nas armadilhas da normatização, ou melhor, na inclusão de alunos surdos no ensino regular, sendo a língua de sinais vista como um conjunto de códigos facilitares da comunicação e instrumento de ensino, desconsiderando a natureza cultural presente na Libras.

This thesis deals with the concept of inclusive education in primary schools. The aim of this thesis is to find out what positives and negatives teachers see in inclusive concept of basic education, and what recommendations could help the functioning of the inclusive education process. The work is divided into a theoretical and a practical part. The theoretical part focuses on the process of inclusion and inclusive education, including a description of concepts, principles and manifestations. In the theoretical part, an inclusive school environment, including actors of an inclusive process is also approached. The basis for the practical part is the survey, which aims at finding the attitudes, opinions and suggestions of primary school teachers on the issue. The results of the research show that the current concept of inclusive education is misunderstood by most teachers and, unfortunately, most of them disagree with this concept. They see the risk of burden not only for children and teachers, but ultimately also for the entire school system, which may lose its quality. In spite of this, they find certain benefits in inclusive education, mostly in the fact that children can learn mutual motivation, cooperation, necessary social skills, and try to perceive and respect differences, which will help...

Towards School Inclusion Abstract Since September 2016, the so-called inclusive amendment, i.e. Decree No. 27/2016 Coll., on the education of pupils with special educational needs, has been in force in Czech schools. The multiple-case study of three schools describes the process of change in different contexts prior to 2016. Three inclusive schools were selected based on measuring the level of inclusion and their public declaration of striving for inclusion. The data research sources were narrative interviews with current and former principals of the selected schools, their deputies, some teachers, assistants, parents and/or representatives of the municipality. IPA was used to analyze the data. The inclusive school is a product of a principal's vision and their transformative leadership. The key for a successful transformation was to change not only processes and structures but mainly the culture, thus common understanding of the goals. The central concept was communication and collaboration. The respondents perceived themselves as pioneers and communities sharing the same values. Creating conditions for respecting the needs and differences of each child and gaining community trust were the necessary steps for this transformation. It was important to raise sufficient funds, to work hard and to improve...

(in English): KOMÁRKOVÁ, Ivana., The teacher assistent in an inclusive school as an opportunity for the effective education of pupils with the special educational needs. Prague: Philosophical faculty, Charles University, 2019. x pp. Degree Thesis This thesis focuses on the role of teacher's assistant and his or her activity in the process of educating pupils with specific educational needs on the level of elementary schools . Every inclusive school offers the possibility of special personal support in the classroom provided by the teacher and his or her assistant working together as a team. This sort of educational method actually creates and entirely new educational situation and opens a new opportunity in the educational process. It demands an effective cooperation of both educationalists, because their attitudes determine the cooperative climate in the whole class community and also in the entire school community. The goal of this thesis is to describe the actual situation of the teacher's assistant in relation to the successful realization of the content of inclusive education in elementary schools. The thesis focuses especially on the cooperation between the teacher's assistant and other people involved. And also on mapping their needs related to successful fulfilment of the goals of inclusive...

This study investigated the implementation of inclusive education in three schools of Mthatha district in the Eastern Cape Province, in accordance with the principles set out in Education White Paper 6: Special Needs Education—Building an inclusive education and training system. The qualitative method was used in this study, and data collection strategies were based on interviews and observations. The study established the following challenges that hampered the implementation of inclusive education in the three schools: • Lack of training or workshops for both principals and educators on inclusive education, which led to a lack of knowledge about the topic and ways to support learners experiencing barriers to learning in their schools. • Lack of access to the White Paper 6 document. These challenges can remedied by proactive assistance from the Eastern Cape Department of Education and the Mthatha District of Education authorities. / Inclusive Education / M. Ed. (Inclusive Education)

Ce travail de recherche se propose d’analyser le rapport de Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) à la danse ainsi que la relation de deux chorégraphes contemporains Dominique Dupuy (1930-) et Maguy Marin (1951-) à ses œuvres. La première partie démontre que Samuel Beckett a été influencé par la danse moderne qu’il a découverte dans l’entre-deux-guerres. Son écriture est devenue plus gestuelle et son propos plus politique. Ainsi, aux corps sains et glorieux promus par les arts nazis, oppose-t-il dans son premier théâtre les corps vulnérables travaillés par la vieillesse et les handicaps, ceux d’hommes que le IIIe Reich a voulu rendre superflus. En 1953, la danse de Lucky d’En attendant Godot est un moyen de dire l’innommable de cette violence. En 1981, la danse de Quad fait resurgir les fantômes du passé pour prévenir le retour du pire. Comment le dire ? La danse, un art du « non mot » participe à cette recherche qui traverse l’œuvre de Samuel Beckett. Ce dont on ne peut pas parler, c’est cela qu’il faut danser. Dans un deuxième temps, cette étude montre comment les œuvres de Samuel Beckett sont à leur tour inductrices de danses où les êtres vulnérables résistent et appellent au care. Danser avec Oh les beaux jours, Acte sans paroles et Cap au pire permet à Dominique Dupuy d’interroger les possibles du grand âge et d’en transformer les représentations. A partir de Fin de partie, Maguy Marin écrit en 1981 May B, une pièce chorégraphique, aux antipodes de la danse performante, qui rend visibles les handicaps. Son œuvre invite à une lecture actualisante de l’œuvre de Samuel Beckett prenant en considération la condition des personnes handicapées et permettant d’entrevoir la possibilité d’une société plus inclusive. La dernière partie témoigne qu’une lecture éthique des œuvres de Samuel Beckett et de leurs projections chorégraphiques peut devenir le vecteur de pratiques d’inclusion et d’émancipation par l’école. Telle est la vocation du projet Meeting Beckett mené en 2016-2017 en partenariat avec le chorégraphe K Goldstein, avec les élèves en situation de handicap d’un dispositif Ulis (Unité localisée pour l’inclusion scolaire) et ceux d’une classe de 5ème. Il s’agit enfin de se demander dans quelle mesure les pratiques artistiques peuvent susciter de nouveaux gestes professionnels à l’école et initier une dynamique inclusive, capable de faire une place à chacun et chacune au sein de la société. / This research analyses the relationship of Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) to dance and the relationship of two contemporary choreographers Dominique Dupuy (1930-) and Maguy Marin (1951-) to his works. The first part shows that Samuel Beckett was influenced by the modern dance he discovered between the two World Wars. His writing became more gestural and his discourse more political. Thus, to the healthy and glorious bodies promoted by the Nazi arts, he opposed in his first theatre the vulnerable bodies weakened by old age and disabilities, those of men whom the Third Reich wanted to make superfluous. In 1953, Lucky's dance in Waiting for Godot is a way of telling the unnamable of this violence. In 1981, the dance of Quad brings back the ghosts of the past to prevent the return of the worst. How to say? Dance, an art of the "non word", is part of this research that runs through Samuel Beckett's work. What one can't talk about is what one has to dance about. Secondly, this study shows how Samuel Beckett's works induce dances in which vulnerable beings resist and call for care. Dancing with Happy days, Act Without Words I and Worstward Ho allows Dominique Dupuy to question the possibilities of old age and transform its representations. Starting with Endgame, Maguy Marin wrote May B in 1981, a choreography miles apart from high-performance dance, which makes disabilities visible. Her work offers an updated reading of Samuel Beckett's work that takes into consideration the condition of disabled persons and allows us to envision the possibility of a more inclusive society. The last part shows that an ethical reading of Samuel Beckett's works and their choreographic projections can become the vector of inclusion practices and emancipation at school. This is the vocation of the Meeting Beckett project conducted in 2016-2017 in partnership with choreographer K Goldstein, with disabled pupils from an Ulis (Unité localisée pour l'inclusion scolaire) and 5th graders. Finally, we need to ask ourselves to what extent artistic practices can encourage new professional gestures at school and initiate an inclusive dynamic, capable of giving a place for everyone in society.

This study investigated the implementation of inclusive education in three schools of Mthatha district in the Eastern Cape Province, in accordance with the principles set out in Education White Paper 6: Special Needs Education—Building an inclusive education and training system. The qualitative method was used in this study, and data collection strategies were based on interviews and observations. The study established the following challenges that hampered the implementation of inclusive education in the three schools: • Lack of training or workshops for both principals and educators on inclusive education, which led to a lack of knowledge about the topic and ways to support learners experiencing barriers to learning in their schools. • Lack of access to the White Paper 6 document. These challenges can remedied by proactive assistance from the Eastern Cape Department of Education and the Mthatha District of Education authorities. / Inclusive Education / M. Ed. (Inclusive Education)

The education of the deaf students currently faces a difficult definition regarding the model that best fits the educational needs of the student with deafness in Brazil. The relevance of the research resides in evidencing the discussions about the subject carried out by the deaf subjects according to the modality of education that contemplates better their community. To that end, we aim to analyze the discourses of the deaf about the role of the special, inclusive and bilingual school within the broader context of inclusive educational policy and the influence of this conjuncture of social transformation for the constitution of subjects and their identities. This research is situated in the field of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) (FAIRCLOUGH, 2003, 2016), more specifically in the Sociological and Speech Discourse Approach (PEDROSA, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016). This approach strongly dialogues with Sociology for Social Change - SMS - (BAJOIT, 2006). In order to do the linguistic analysis, a prerequisite for an ACD analysis, we focus on the Systemic-Functional Linguistics (ALMEIDA 2010) and in its system of evaluation work with its subsystems of attitude and gradation, observing in the speeches of the deaf as they evaluate the educational processes through the discussion of the theme. From SMS, we will classify the identities and types of subjects that constitute themselves through the work of relational management of themselves. The type of our research is qualitative-interpretative; with the purpose of collecting the data, we used videos of deaf people in the YouTube channel. The corpus of this research is constituted by 7 videos that resulted in 17 discursive cuts to be analyzed, in which the deaf stand in front of the special school, the inclusive school and the bilingual school for the deaf. The research raises a discussion about the modalities of education for deaf people and of which parameter should be followed so that the learning process for these communities is full. The results revealed that between the inclusion advocated by law and by many experts and bilingualism, the second method is unanimously defended by the deaf, for actually providing a social and political inclusion of the community. It is inferred that the deaf do not feel represented within the special model and the inclusive model, since their needs have not been fully met, although we have identified some attenuating positions, the subjects manifest without care in their difference. We conclude that through the position of the deaf on their education it was possible to identify the evaluation made by them and how this evaluation is favorable to bilingual school, in addition the deaf studies enabled us to know how each model is configured and how important each one to the context of change of discursive and social practices of the deaf subjects and in the educational scope to which it is inserted. / A educação do surdo, atualmente, enfrenta uma difícil definição no que diz respeito ao modelo que melhor atenda às necessidades educacionais do aluno com surdez no Brasil. A relevância da pesquisa reside em evidenciar as discussões acerca do assunto protagonizadas pelos sujeitos surdos no que diz respeito à modalidade de ensino que contemplasse melhor sua comunidade. Para isso, objetivamos refletir sobre a análise dos discursos dos surdos acerca do papel da escola especial, da inclusiva e da bilíngue, dentro do contexto mais amplo da política educacional inclusiva e da influência dessa conjuntura de transformação social para a constituição dos sujeitos e suas identidades. Esta investigação está situada na Análise Crítica do Discurso (ACD) (FAIRCLOUGH, 2003; 2016), mais especificamente na Abordagem Sociológica e Comunicacional do Discurso (ASCD) (PEDROSA, 2012; 2013; 2014; 2016). A referida abordagem dialoga fortemente com a Sociologia para a Mudança Social – SMS - (BAJOIT, 2006). Para darmos conta da análise linguística, pré-requisito para uma análise em ACD, nos debruçamos sobre a Linguística Sistêmico-Funcional (ALMEIDA, 2010) e em seu sistema de avaliatividade trabalharmos com seus subsistemas de atitude e gradação, visualizando nos discursos dos surdos como eles avaliam os processos educacionais por meio da discussão da temática. Da SMS, classificamos as identidades e os tipos de sujeitos que se constituem através do trabalho de gestão relacional de si. Nossa pesquisa é caracterizada pelo tipo qualitativa-interpretativa, utilizando vídeos de surdos no canal YouTube para a constituição dos dados. O corpus constitui-se por 7 vídeos que resultaram em 17 recortes discursivos a serem analisados, nos quais os surdos se posicionam frente à escola especial, à inclusiva e à escola bilíngue para surdos. A pesquisa levanta uma discussão em torno das modalidades de ensino para surdos e de qual parâmetro deve ser seguido para que o processo de aprendizagem para essas comunidades seja pleno. Os resultados revelaram que, entre a inclusão defendida pela lei e por muitos especialistas e o bilinguismo, o segundo método é defendido unanimemente pelos surdos, por proporcionar de fato uma inclusão social e política dessa comunidade. Assim, inferimos que os surdos não se sentem representados dentro do modelo especial e do modelo inclusivo, tendo em vista que as necessidades deles não vêm sendo atendidas plenamente, e, embora tenhamos identificado alguns posicionamentos atenuantes, os sujeitos manifestam-se sem atendimento em sua diferença. Concluímos que, por meio do posicionamento dos surdos sobre sua educação, foi possível identificar a avaliação feita por eles e como essa avaliação é favorável à escola bilíngue; além disso, os estudos surdos nos possibilitaram conhecer como cada modelo se configura e qual a importância de cada um para o contexto de mudança de práticas discursivas e sociais dos sujeitos surdos e no âmbito educacional em que se inserem. / São Cristóvão, SE

Made available in DSpace on 2014-07-29T16:10:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao Aparecida Maira.pdf: 194140 bytes, checksum: ebd2320d2d782a1d77dfec1286d1ae5b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2008-11-28 / Within the research line Teacher Education and Professionalization , this study aims at understanding the School Inclusion Proposal in Rio Verde GO, verifying how schools are organized and how they structure teaching to cater for disabled students needs in order to guarantee the necessary conditions for a quality education. To achieve this objective, we studied the historical background of special and inclusive education in Europe and the United States, which have influenced actions to help disabled people in Brazil, from the 1960s on, when these types of education were included in public policies. We also studied the historical background of special and inclusive education in Goiás and Rio Verde. We looked into the perspective of the SRE administrators, headmasters, pedagogical coordinators and teachers of 4 general schools called Inclusive Schools. One of them is considered a Reference School, because it was the pioneer in inclusive education in town. This study had a qualitative research in a descriptive-reflexive approach as reference. Data were collected simultaneously through semi-structured interviews (with SRE/Rio Verde Administrators, Headmasters, Pedagogical Coordinators and Teachers), analysis of primary and secondary documents (such as Laws, Ordinances, Decrees and Resolutions which give guidelines to national, state and municipal inclusive education, and the political pedagogical project from those schools) as well as information gathered in non-scheduled meetings at the schools. The analysis was based in the theoretical reference of Vygotsky, Stainback & Stainback, Mantoan, Sassaki and Almeida, among others, which enabled the building of more knowledge about the Inclusive School and aspects related to disabled people in their multiple relationships with normal people, in the general school context. At the end, reflections were presented as a way to contribute to the improvement of the inclusive school process under way in the researched municipality. / Através da linha de pesquisa Formação e Profissionalização Docente , e, por meio do trabalho intitulado Escola Inclusiva na Rede Estadual de Ensino no Município de Rio Verde/GO, buscamos compreender a Proposta de Inclusão Escolar no referido município, apreendendo como as escolas se organizam e estruturam o ensino para o atendimento de seus alunos que possuem deficiência e asseguram aos mesmos as condições necessárias para uma educação de qualidade. Para tanto, retomamos a trajetória histórica da educação especial e educação inclusiva a partir da Europa e dos Estados Unidos, os quais influenciaram as ações voltadas para o atendimento de pessoas com deficiência no Brasil, a partir da década de 1960, quando de sua inserção nas políticas públicas. Retomamos também a trajetória histórica da Educação Especial e Inclusiva em Goiás e no município de Rio Verde. O nosso olhar se deu a partir da perspectiva dos gestores da SRE, diretores, coordenadores pedagógicos e professores de 04 escolas do ensino regular, denominadas Escolas Inclusivas, dentre as quais uma é considerada Escola de Referência, por ser pioneira em inclusão no referido Município. O trabalho realizado teve como referência a investigação qualitativa de abordagem descritivoreflexiva. Foram utilizados como instrumentos de coleta de dados, de forma concomitante, entrevistas semi estruturadas (com os gestores da SRE/Rio Verde, Diretores, Coordenadores Pedagógicos e Professores) análise de documentos primários e secundários (tais como, Leis, Portarias, Decretos e Resoluções que norteiam as diretrizes para a educação inclusiva Nacional, Estadual e Municipal e o Projeto Político-Pedagógico dessas escolas) bem como informações resultantes de encontros não programados nas escolas. As análises realizadas tiveram como base os referenciais teóricos de Vygotsky, Stainback & Stainback, Mantoan, Sassaki e Almeida, dentre outros, que possibilitaram maiores conhecimentos no campo da realidade da Escola Inclusiva e dos aspectos relativos à pessoa com deficiência nas suas múltiplas relações com os indivíduos normais , no contexto da escola regular. Ao final, foram tecidas algumas reflexões que entendemos como contribuições importantes para a melhoria do processo escolar inclusivo que está sendo operacionalizado no município pesquisado.

Made available in DSpace on 2014-07-29T16:15:32Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao Gisella.pdf: 1974844 bytes, checksum: 46121d1bb3f499e42e1471129fc6dc37 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2006-09-01 / This study seeks to understand the process of implementation and results of the Inclusive Education Proposal into the mainstream education system of the Goiás State. The Superintendence of Special Education, which is a sector of the State Secretariat of Education, is responsible for this proposal. By using a case study, this study looks at the Inclusive School of Reference (Escola Inclusiva de Referência EIR) located in the capital of the state, that is, the Goiânia city. Since 1999, the State Government of Goiás, implemented the Educating for Diversity State Programme that aims to disseminate and implement the national guidelines for inclusion. The Inclusive School of Reference is a central organization in developing this policy. Considering this, this study reviews the development of special education policy in the state of Goiás from 1990 as well as it describes and analyses how the inclusive education proposal happens into the school and in its classrooms. Data has been gathered by using observation, formal and informal interviews, documental analysis and other information collected in the school. A qualitative descriptive and reflective analysis of the data has been carried out by adopting the theoretical and methodological framework of the Phenomenology, by which the study tries to understand the school as a phenomenon in the field. Throughout the study, then, numerous questions have emerged, amongst these, what is an inclusive school of reference? Can the State of Goiás School of Reference be considered a reference? Why? Is Education, in its own rights, inclusive? Finally, perceptions and perspectives are enlightened by the study as a means to contribute to push inclusive education forward. / O presente estudo, busca compreender a implantação e a efetivação da Proposta de Educação Inclusiva da Rede Estadual de Educação em Goiás, por meio de um estudo de caso de uma escola considerada Escola Inclusiva de referência (EIR), da cidade de Goiânia (GO). Essa proposta é proveniente e desenvolvida pela Superintendência de Ensino Especial (SUEE), órgão pertencente à Secretaria Estadual da Educação (SEE/GO). Em 1999 o Governo do Estado, por meio da SUEE/SEE apresentou o Programa Estadual de Educação de Goiás para a Diversidade, cujo objetivo é o de concretizar as diretrizes nacionais de inclusão. A EIR pesquisada, desde 1990 se apresenta como uma escola vinculada á educação inclusiva. Por isso, optou-se por pesquisar a educação inclusiva nessa escola. Para tanto, reviu-se a trajetória histórica da educação especial na rede estadual a partir da década de 1990 e observou-se, descreveu e analisou como esta Proposta é realizada nas salas de aula dessa escola. Realizou-se uma investigação qualitativa de abordagem descritivo-reflexiva. Como instrumento de coleta de dados utilizou-se as técnicas de observação, entrevistas, análises de documentos e informações resultantes de encontros e conversas informais. Os estudos realizados, as análises e as interpretações, foram efetuados à luz da abordagem teórico-metodológica da Fenomenologia, que mediante essa abordagem por meio de estudo de caso, procura-se compreender o fenômeno escola-campo. No decorrer da pesquisa, reflexões e questionamentos foram surgindo, dentre estes: O que é uma escola inclusiva de referência? A EIR pode ser considerada, de fato de referência? Por quê? A Educação, por si só, já não é inclusiva? Ao final do trabalho, percepções e perspectivas são apontadas para contribuir com ações efetivadas diante desse novo paradigma de educação inclusiva.