"Ninguém fica pra trás!": o cursinho popular Marielle Franco como ação educativa
This work is the result of an ethnography carried out at the Cursinho Popular Marielle Franco, from Rede Emancipa, in the city of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, with an emphasis on the performance that I had in the field, in person and on a daily basis, during the year 2019. Rede claims itself as a soc...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | This work is the result of an ethnography carried out at the Cursinho Popular Marielle Franco,
from Rede Emancipa, in the city of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, with an emphasis on the
performance that I had in the field, in person and on a daily basis, during the year 2019. Rede
claims itself as a social movement of popular education that is organized nationally, mainly
through popular preparatory courses for the Enem and entrance exams, aimed at the
socioeconomically vulnerable population, black people and students from the public school
system. The research investigated some questions that surround the existence of the course:
how educational practices take place when it is necessary to criticize and denounce the
exclusionary character of entrance exams and Enem and, at the same time, the proposal to
enable the access of the lower classes to Universities Public? How to deal with this conflict
when the students of popular courses, commonly, are surpluses that are left out of the vacancies?
In addition, what are the uses and appropriations of the “popular education” category,
considering the dialogue between the social movement and the party militancy in the cram and
the network? That said, I shed light on some discursive elaborations, organizational strategies
and conflicts observed in the field, showing the plural, dynamic and multifaceted character of
Cursinho Marielle Franco. |
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