INCLUSÃO DO ALUNO SURDO NA REDE MUNICIPAL DE ENSINO DE GOIÂNIA, 2001 – 2010.

Abstract

This research focuses on the inclusion of a deaf student in the Municipal School of Goiânia (RME) in the period 2001 to 2010 and is part of the line of research, Education, Society and Culture. Network aims to problematize how this has been proposing the inclusion of this segment from the actions implemented. Whereas the deaf student's academic life had always been marked by standard practice of excluding and segregating nature, we sought during the research reflect on the following issues: (1) As the contours were constructed conceptions of Special Educational Needs as " disability "and" difference "? (2) What are the legal provisions at national and international governing the inclusive education of the deaf student and what they determine? (3) How does the implementation of this policy in RME of Goiânia, before and after the established legal framework? (4) What kind of actions were implemented by this network, in the period 2001 to 2010, to meet the flow demands of the legal and educational? The reflection of these events is well structured: The first chapter, based on studies foucaltiano, discusses the historical buildings, epistemological and conceptual about "difference / disability," "normality / abnormality", inspired from the problem of the standard and the process subjectivity of the subject, in Modernity. The second brings the legal frameworks that have guided public policies in Brazil and worldwide. The third depicts the inclusion / exclusion of the deaf student in RME of Goiânia. Readings based bibliographic and documentary, the combined semi-structured interviews that materialize the necessary tools for completing the survey, revealed a network also marked by the experience of "discontinuity" and inserted a "passing game responsibilities." Although, develop isolated actions, directed to the attention of the deaf student, it does not make it an inclusive network. Continues, then being denied the deaf student in their educational process, the right to access, quality institutionalized knowledge.