THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DESIRABLE TEACHING IDENTITY IN THE SPEECH OF THE MOVEMENT ESCOLA SEM PARTIDO (NO-PARTY SCHOOL)
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v26i2.11756Keywords:
Escola Sem Partido (Non-Party School), Teaching Identity, Cultural Studies, Speech.Abstract
The social movement Escola Sem Partido (No-Party School) The No-Party School has been making itself known in recent years by the systematic attack on education professionals. The present text aims to present, from the theories of Michel Foucault's thought and the contributions of the Cultural Studies, that the utterances uttered by the movement in its most diverse materials constitute a will of government over the educational identities. The ESP movement seeks to represent teachers deemed desirable, as well as erect well-demarcated boundaries to supervise and condemn the so-called "doctrinaire" teachers.Downloads
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