| dc.description.abstract | Sendero Inclusivo aimed at discussing the genealogy of knowledge mobilized and produced by a school, and its teachers, that have succeeded in schooling students with special educational needs – s.e.n., despite not having specialized training to respond to the policies of inclusion. The investigation, of a qualitative character, was carried through a case study of a municipal school, located in the city of Bagé/RS, which has been implementing educational practices recognized as inclusive. The investigation corpus was composed by observations of the empirical field, semi-structured interviews with the actors involved in the educational institution and with the surrounding community, focus groups, teachers´ narratives from their personal diaries and documental analyses. The theoretical background that gave support to the study focused on themes like inclusion and teacher formation, having as main interlocutors Freire, Carvalho, Rodrigues, Tardif, Zeichner, Schön, Cunha, Leite and Alarcão, besides other collabora | en |
