National Curriculum Guidelines for "quilombola" school education
pathways for a decolonial education in Brazil
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v31i1.17629Keywords:
Colonization, Coloniality, Education, DecolonialityAbstract
In this article we point out the effects on the social construction of colonized peoples, especially in education. Coloniality is the result of the long period of exploration of the colonies, which became visceral in the social configurations of the countries of the American continent. We perceive that Brazilian education still reproduces a hegemonic European thought, and constitutes a space for the reproduction of the principles of coloniality. But, we understand the construction of the National Curricular Guidelines for Quilombola School Education (Brazil, 2012) as a decolonization exercise. In this sense, we point out how these guidelines dialogue with the decolonial movement, providing a new educational configuration.
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