Currículo da Escola Ribeirinha na Amazônia e a produção da identidade cultural dos docentes e alunos das classes multisseriadas do Ensino Fundamental.

Abstract

This thesis, titled Amazon Riverside School Curriculum in the Cultural Identity Production of Teachers and Students from the Multiseriated Elementary School Classes, has as research question: what are the implications of riverside schools‘ curriculum organization in the production of cultural identity of teachers and students?Its main objective is to analyze the implications of curriculum organization from the school units Maria da Silva Mendes and Jarbas Amorim Cavalcante in the cultural identity production of students and teachers from first to sixth grades from elementary school in the city of Mazagão-Amapá.This study does a reflection about the issue of curriculum and cultural identity, articulating theoretical foundations of Stuart Hall (1997), (2003), (2005) and Foucault (1981), (1988), (1990), and other researchers that investigate the same theme.These directly or indirectly focus on what goes through the school environments, indicate the theories that historically influence the social and educational practice, new approaches in that context and the relations that occur in the educational process. The curriculums were analyzed as speeches, focusing on Foucault's perspective. Through the interviews and documents examined, it is possible to ascertain that teachers and students invest in the production of curriculum grounded on the cultural identity and in its differences.The speeches are processed through the official curriculum as the Modular Teaching System Project, the State Curriculum Guidelines and the textbook, but slip to the work of re-creation of Portuguese Language, History and Sciences teachers that contribute to ensure cultural identity lived bythe riverside on the Lake Ajuruxi in Extractive Reserve Rio Cajari.In this territory there is no fixed identity, but the production of various identities that intertwine between urban curriculum and the subjective curriculum experiencedin the education field.