Right to Education in Brazil: analysis of the proposal for home education
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https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v29i3.13876Keywords:
Education; Right to education; Homeschooling.Abstract
This article aims to analyze Education in general and Basic Education in a more specific way, in which the homeschooling movement in Brazil is accentuated, facing the challenges and possibilities of the Right to Education in the face of the dispute of groups with private-business interests over education in our country. This theme was analyzed initially through a historical rescue of Brazilian Education, from the Federal Constitution of 1988 to the present day, in the sequence it was developed about home education in our country. The methodology used is a qualitative approach of a hermeneutic nature, with a bibliographic and documentary procedure aiming at a critical interpretation. It was noticed the inexorable understanding of Education as an indispensable right to the formation of autonomous, critical and dialogic individuals through the contents and experiences of conviviality provided in the social scope of Educational Institutions. In this way, it is understood that the individual and collective relationship in the paths of the teaching-learning process is essential for human and professional training in contemporary times, as well as for the integrity of the individual in society.
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