What innovation? The hegemonic curriculum in corporate parapolitics in education
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v33.17741Keywords:
Curriculum Policy, Pandemic, BNCC (Base Nacional Comum Curricular), Platformization, Educational ReformAbstract
The article is the result of a study on the repercussions of socio-political models and educational policies on the organisation and implementation of school curricula and on the configuration and evaluation of school work. It focuses on recent educational policies that are supported by public-private relations that dominate public management in Brazil, concentrating on the state of São Paulo. The study is based on a bibliographic survey and emphasises the political and ideological organisation of the school curriculum, paying specific attention to aspects such as: the National Common Core Curriculum and certain impacts on the curriculum and strategies such as the platformisation of education, which is strongly supported by corporate power. The text concludes that hegemonic business sectors linked to Capital have taken over the conduct of public education policies, consolidating a process of broad change in the current educational model. And this model ultimately alters the meaning of education, constituting other types of subjectivities in the face of the corporate
world.
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