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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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O migrante na escola: um estudo de caso

Malta, May Hampshire Campos da Paz 08 1900 (has links)
Submitted by Julie_estagiaria Moraes (julie.moraes@fgv.br) on 2012-01-26T13:54:09Z No. of bitstreams: 1 000049976.pdf: 3633098 bytes, checksum: 55f12c0a9f464e8828b3e850f4b518ed (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2012-01-26T13:56:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 000049976.pdf: 3633098 bytes, checksum: 55f12c0a9f464e8828b3e850f4b518ed (MD5) Previous issue date: 1982-08 / This paper aims at describing the actual status of the migrant child who reaches his destination, more specifically, his new school contexto on the basis of the observation of pupils attending a school at Nova Iguaçu - a munipality of Rio de Janeiro State - modifications in the school curriculum are suggested, in order to offer better assistance to the migrant child as the subject of the formal educational process. The child who migrates to the Baixada Fluminense a lowland area in Rio de Janeiro State - utilizes a restricted linguistic code and becomes confronted,at school, with a different but also restricted code, utilized by non -migrant pupils, besides a third co de elaborated and used by the school as an institution. Although such codes are an obstacle hard to surmount, the migrant child manages to imitate his schoolmates within a short period of time. Both the latter and the former pupils belong to the low income section of the population. Yet, the acquisition of the code imposed by the school proves to be difficult by almost all pupils since they lack the living experiences, the attitudes and the behavior patterns prevailling in the social classes whose code the school offers. Along the adaptation process of the child to a class society, the function of the curriculum has been the stablishment of a relationship of power and control based on principles of classification and framing. In order to have a kind of education wich may promote social change, the school curriculum, in spite of not performing a primary role in such process, should be elaborated with participation of representatives of every section of the school personal and children with the purpose of preserving the several values and cultural traits. Such curriculum should be organized on the basis of the reflexion and assessment of reality. / O trabalho se propoe a retratar a realidade da criança migrante na região de destino, mais especificamente no contexto escolar. Tomando por base observações realizadas numa escola do Municipio de Nova Iguaçu, são sugeridas modificações nos curriculos plenos com vistas a um melhor atendimento ao aluno migrante, enquanto sujeito ao processo educativo formal . A criança que migra para a Baixada Fluminense, geralmente, detem um código restrito e depara-se, na escola, com outro semelhante ao seu, utilizado pelo aluno não migrante e com um código elaborado veiculado por aquela instituiçao. Embora se considere o código linguistico um obstáculo de difícil transposição, ao fim de algum tempo, o aluno migrante consegue 'imitar' o dos colegas que, tal como ele, integram a população de baixa renda. Já o código difundido pela escola é de dificil absorção pelos seus alunos que nao vivenciam experiências e condutas das classes dominantes que ele procura expressar e caracterizar. No processo de ajustamento e acomodação da criança à sociedade de classes, cabe ao curriculo escolar estabelecer relações de poder e controle expressas nos principios de classificação e emolduramento. A fim de propiciar uma educação voltada para a mudança, os curriculos plenos, muito embora desempenham um papel secundário, devem ser organizados com a participação de representantes de diferentes segmentos da escola buscando preservar valores e traços culturais distintos e estruturados a partir de uma reflexão sobre a realidade.

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