In/exclusion experiences in teaching degree programs: student narratives
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i3.19753Keywords:
In/exclusion, Narratives, Higher EducationAbstract
This article aims to discuss how individuals with disabilities live and narrate their experiences of in/exclusion in the teaching degree programs at a public institution in Rio Grande do Sul (RS). The study was carried out from the perspective of contributions from the post-structuralist field, grounded in the work of authors aligned with Foucauldian theorization. As a methodological strategy, in addition to document analysis, a narrative interview was conducted with students with disabilities, autism spectrum disorder and/or high abilities/giftedness. Our analyses reveal a dispersion of actions across different spaces within the institution. Associated to this, we identify movements of in/exclusion at the university, which occur through the invisibilization of inclusive practices in the classroom, as well as the rights of these individuals.
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