Esta tese apresenta os dados e análises de uma pesquisa sobre os efeitos das políticas públicas em educação no município de Belo Horizonte sobre alunos cujas trajetórias foram marcadas pelas mutilações impostas pela pobreza e pelas desigualdades sociais. O problema de pesquisa foi elaborado a partir da constatação da presença de crianças e adolescentes envolvidos com o trabalho infantil e juvenil nas ruas da cidade e como alvo de programas educacionais que visam corrigir fluxos e defasagens na aprendizagem. A pesquisa de campo, de caráter qualitativo, foi realizada entre abril de 2009 e maio de 2010. Nesse período, vários espaços, tempos e atividades de ensino, de socialização e de gestão desenvolvidas na escola e no galpão alugado para que as atividades do Projeto Escola Integrada pudessem ser desenvolvidas foram observados. A coleta de dados se deu ainda por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas com docentes, agentes culturais, coordenadores, direção da escola, funcionários, pais e alunos do ensino regular e dos projetos educacionais. O roteiro das entrevistas foi organizado com o objetivo de permitir aos sujeitos se expressarem sobre a organização, o funcionamento e a prática docente desenvolvida na escola e nos projetos educacionais. Os dados demonstraram que os espaços escolares eram densamente ocupados, com muitos alunos e atividades. O excesso de alunos e atividades dificultava ou impedia que os objetivos educativos definidos fossem atingidos. O prédio da escola não foi planejado para receber esse excesso. Verificou-se ainda que há uma sobrecarga de tarefas e responsabilidades sobre a direção e a coordenação pedagógica da escola que, somado à falta de tempo docente coletivo, para formação e planejamento, inviabilizam ações capazes de superar os obstáculos. A coordenação se encontra ainda numa situação de indefinição de papel porque as demandas apresentadas pela Secretaria Municipal de Educação, as apresentadas pelos professores e as que surgem no cotidiano escolar entre os educandos são contraditórias. Por esse motivo, as relações no interior da escola e com a secretaria de educação ficavam tensionadas. O esforço docente era individualizado, não construíam acordos e nem combinavam estratégias educativas. Com isso, por mais que os professores dissessem que queriam fazer a diferença na vida escolar dos alunos, o ensino não deixava de ser retalhos da realidade desconectados da totalidade (FREIRE, 2005, p. 65). Os programas que deveriam servir para corrigir as defasagens de aprendizagem dos alunos e lhes oferecer uma educação plena não são universalizados e nem tão pouco são oferecidos de acordo com as condições materiais e pedagógicas necessárias. Dessa forma, as mutilações na vida dos adolescentes continuam se reproduzindo em trajetórias escolares truncadas. / This thesis presents data and analysis of a research on the public educational policies in the city of Belo Horizonte about students who had their paths marked by the disruptions bound by poverty and social inequalities. The proposition of this research was elaborated from the realization of the presence of children and teenagers involved with child and teenager labor on the streets and as target of educational plans aiming to correct deviations and deficits in their learning process. The field research of qualitative nature was conducted from April 2009 to May 2010. During this period were observed various venues, periods of time and activities of education, socialization and management developed at schools and in a shed which was rented so that the activities of the Escola Integrada (Integrated School) project could be developed. The data collection was also done by semi-structured interviews with educators, cultural agents, coordinators, school committees, employees, parents and students of both regular teaching and educational projects. The content of the interview was organized in order to allow the subjects to convey their opinions on the organization, the functionality and the teaching practices developed at the school and with the educational projects. The data has shown that the teaching venues were heavily occupied with many students and activities. The excessive amount of students and activities was either preventing or hindering the fulfillment of the educational goals established. The school building was not projected to receive these excesses. It was yet verified the existence of an overcharge of tasks and responsibilities on the schools pedagogical coordination and on the school committee that, added to the lack of educational collective time for the formation and planning, was obstructing measures that could overcome these obstacles. The coordination is also in a situation of uncertainty of its role because the Belo Horizontes Education Secretariats demands, the teachers demands and the everyday school lifes demands of the students are contradictory to each other. For this reason, the schools internal affairs and the schools relation with the Education Secretariat were gaining tension. The teaching effort was individualized; it was not building any agreements and neither compounding educational strategies. Given this situation, even though teachers have declared their wish to make a difference in their students education, the teaching did not cease to be scraps of reality disconnected of its whole (FREIRE, 2005, p. 65) The measures that should correct the learning deficits of students and offer a full education were neither universalized nor offered according to its material and pedagogical needs. For this reasons the disruptions in the lives of teenagers are still multiplying into twisted paths.

The diploma thesis deals with attitudes of 2nd grade primary school pupils to a healthy lifestyle. Trying to answer the question Which of the factors offered are the most interesting for this target group and therefore the most motivating? Work and unveiling personal and social lives and their views on human health today. The research tool is a questionnaire on two different and independent schools. It goes through a deeper probe in to the viewer level and at the same time reveals their everyday leisure habits. At the end of the thesis, an alternative offer of educational activities is proposed, which can complement the upcoming offer that is currently being implemented in schools. KEYWORDS Healthy, life style, family, movement habits, school environment, media pressure, free time activities

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The dissertation represents some traditional elements of people catholic devoutness in their history and in present resemblance as well and with helping of symbols and knowledge of children psychology and children spiritual life it tries to show its utilization nowadays.

[pt] A presente tese é um estudo de cunho autoetnográfico de vivências sociodiscursivas em um contexto escolar público e parte do entendimento exploratório de que o papel de alunos e alunas em sala de aula extrapola a aprendizagem. Imbuída desse entendimento, propõe uma formação continuada docente coconstruída na relação com quem se ensina: os alunos e as alunas. Inserida no campo interdisciplinar da Linguística Aplicada brasileira contemporânea, a tese investiga processos sociais na dinâmica micro-macro por meio da análise de discursos narrativos. Por isso, convida praticantes de pesquisa (aluno, aluna, professoras) para Conversas com Potencial Exploratório motivadas por episódios de sala de aula vividos pela professora-pesquisadora e seus alunos e alunas. A partir das narrativas decorrentes dessas conversas, é procedida a análise dos dados, na qual se investiga, pelo posicionamento dos praticantes (entre os quais, a pesquisadora), relações de poder e entendimentos sobre ensinar e aprender. Pela análise dos dados, observam-se discrepâncias hierárquicas que persistem na relação professora-alunos ao mesmo tempo em que aprendizados são construídos no diálogo, na escuta. Tais aprendizados são ora construídos pela professora, ora percebidos nos discursos de alunos e alunas. Em ambos os casos, observa-se que o que se aprende excede conteúdos pedagógicos e aponta para a(s) qualidade(s) da(s) vida(s) em sala de aula, permitindo que temas socialmente lidos como tabu (conflitos, por exemplo) sejam discutidos e negociados na interação. Resulta, então, que essa dinâmica local aponta para repertórios globais que falam, por exemplo, sobre o lugar das emoções no espaço escolar. Além disso, nesse entrelaçar entre micro e macro, há espaço para persistências tanto quanto há para microrupturas na construção da relação-que-é-formação entre a professora e suas alunas e alunos. / [en] The present dissertation is a study inspired in the auto-ethnography of socio-discursive experiences situated in a public school context and results from the exploratory understanding that the role of students in classrooms exceeds that of learning. Guided by such an understanding, the dissertation proposes a continuous teacher development process build upon the relationship with those who learn with the teacher: the students. Inserted in the interdisciplinary field of Brazilian contemporary Applied Linguistics, the study organizes the investigation of social processes in the micro-macro dynamic through the analysis of narrative discourses. To this purpose, it invites research practitioners (students, teachers) to engage in Potentially Exploratory Conversations motivated by classroom episodes lived by the researcher. The narratives that emerged in these conversations were analysed by focusing on power relations and understandings about teaching and learning through the positioning of the research participants, including the researcher. The analysis shows that hierarchical disparities persist in the teacher-students relation while learning is built through the acts of dialoguing and listening. These learning moments or opportunities are sometimes built by the teacher and, at other moments, are noticed in the students’ discourse. In both cases, it is noticed that what is learned exceeds pedagogical content and points to the quality of life (or, the qualities of the lives) lived or experienced in the classroom. This allows for topics socially faced as taboos (conflicts, for example) to be discussed and negotiated in the interaction. As a result, this local discursive dynamic points to global repertoires that address, for example, the place of emotions in school contexts. In addition, in this embedment between micro and macro, there is room for persistencies as much as there is room for micro-fissures in the construction of the relation-that-is-development between teacher and students.