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Aletheia ; (46): 142-158, jan.-abr. 2015.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, INDEXPSI | ID: biblio-949829

ABSTRACT

A proposta de conhecer a percepção do professor e do tutor frente à inclusão escolar das crianças com autismo visa refletir a intencionalidade dos discursos pedagógicos, já que se observa que eles tendem a produzir repetições. Isso, talvez, na tentativa de garantir a permanência do já conhecido, ou talvez como forma de se proteger da angústia provocada pelo diferente. A pesquisa foi realizada com uma professora e uma tutora de escola de Ensino Fundamental na cidade de Santa Maria-RS. Os dados foram obtidos por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas que, posteriormente, foram analisados através da Análise de Discurso de linha francesa sob a ótica da psicanálise. Foi possível notar que as percepções enunciadas evidenciam o sentimento de angústia das entrevistadas com relação à inclusão escolar de crianças com autismo no ensino regular. Além de mostrarem que as razões, implicam a sustentação dos discursos e trabalham a serviço da recusa educativa.


The proposal about knowing the perception of teacher and tutor front of the school inclusion of children with autism aims to think about the intentionality of pedagogical discourse, since it is observed that they tend to produce repetitions. This is, perhaps, an attempt at guarantee the permanence of the already known, or perhaps it is a way to protect the anguish caused by is the different. The research was conducted with a teacher and a tutor in elementary education school in the city of Santa Maria-RS. The data were collected through semi-structured interviews, that later, were analyzed by French Discourse Analysis from the perspective of psychoanalysis. It was noticeable that the stated perceptions show the feeling of anguish of the interviewees regarding school inclusion of children with autism in regular education. Besides that, they showed that their reasons involve the support of speeches and work in the service of educational refusal.


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Humans , Psychoanalysis , Autistic Disorder , Mainstreaming, Education , Mentors , Faculty
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