Youth and Neoliberalism: Interfaces to think about high school curriculum
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v29i3.16367Keywords:
Neoliberalism, Youth, Curriculum, High SchoolAbstract
The text problematizes high school, analyzing the neoliberalism interpositions in the curriculum and youth contexts. The research was organized in a bibliographical method with an analysis of the curricular problems of the New High School. The results point to debates on the responsibility of the subject formation, the creation of a new entrepreneurial subject and the financing relationships of life. Regarding curriculum and youth, four downsizes stood out: relevant knowledge, protagonism, comprehensive education and democratic practices. The discussions sign the characterization of neoliberalism as a guiding rationality that focuses on the subjects’ constitution.
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