As representações dos professores sobre a implementação do Proeja no curso técnico integrado ao médio em Comércio no IFPI Campus Teresina Central entre 2009 e 2012

Abstract

This research was done at the Central Campus of the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Piauí in Teresina and aims to analyze the meanings that teachers attach to the institution's implementation of the National Program for the Integration of Vocational Education in Basic Education in the form of Education to youth and Adults - PROEJA. Thus, from the collective representations of teachers on this Program, it aims to understand the extent that it has achieved as a public policy in the view of teachers, therefore, how the teachers got involved and realized the proposed PROEJA is closely linked to the success or not of the courses offered by the IFPI. In this study, the representations were understood from Roger Chartier “as classifications and divisions that organize the seizure of the social world as categories of perception of the reality, power and domination that are entangled." Thus, the representations of the social world are determined by the interests of groups that forge them. The methodology of this qualitative study was the comprehensive interview that posits not only the conduct of the research questions required , but gives freedom to new questions unanticipated by the researcher in order to understand and establish a relationship between the accounts of teachers and the implementation of PROEJA as public education policy . Data analysis was inspired by Michel Foucault in order to understand the ways in which the powers bind to certain discourses in order to produce real effects. The research enabled the understanding that teachers are caught and raised by his own speech which reframe and binding in a recursive process. In this sense, it has been found through research that the collective representations of teachers about the difficulties and complexities experienced by them are anchored primarily in the way the program was implemented. Indeed, among many resistances and real difficulties in including students much time away from school and as negative school experiences, the implementation of PROEJA at the Central Campus in Teresina, despite adherence of some teachers, has not materialized effectively.