Configurações subjetivas de alunos com deficiência visual sobre processos de escolarização no ensino médio
Resumen
Valuing the search for the materialization of the right to inclusive education and other cultural
goods, the present study focuses on the developmental conditions of the schooling of students
with visual impairment in high school, since historically they are people who have endured
harmful representations of disability or extraordinariness; where exclusion, prejudice and
disinformation about rights still prevail. We produced a research with visually impaired
students from a municipality in the interior of the State of Pará, with a focus on the theory of
subjectivity and its qualitative epistemology. This is a multiple case study using the
constructive-interpretive method. The participants were three visually impaired students from
high school and the main objective of the study was to understand the processes of
subjectivation made up of blind students with low vision about the processes of schooling in
high school. The production of information with these participants is justified by the fact that
they are subjects in the condition of disability who experience or experienced different school
realities, being individuals with the capacity to express themselves in depth about the research
topic. Seeking to achieve an open dialogic communication with the participants, we promoted
several meetings to build a social research scene; from there we begin to use the instruments
individually with each of them, to produce the information; in which, first, we used a
questionnaire, followed by an interview script, followed by an oral sentence completion and we
ended with a conversational dynamic. During the dialogues, the participants brought narratives
and statements about the factual situations of their experiences in the common room, and the
implications of the condition of disability, which always coincided with the condition of
individuals, became apparent. Expressions emerged that pointed to a bipolarization of "worlds"
of people with and without disabilities, which made it possible to understand that the challenge
of school inclusion would be the capacity for interrelationship, which must be assumed by all.
We identified some experiences also surrounded by the issue of disability, the transfer of the
classroom due to the normative adequacy of the amount of student, situations experienced in a
common classroom marked by the forgetfulness or treatment of invisibility by the teachers, but
also the support of the colleagues without disabilities, who collaborated in the development of
activities. Uniquely, the three cases evidenced how the passage through secondary education
seemed important to impact subjective configurations of students with visual impairment,
reducing the senses of loss, allowing access to knowledge, personal development, and
progression in the schooling process. The information shows that in the context of the greatest
barriers, it is that the processes of subjectivation are more mobilized by impelling and teaching
individuals to face them as subjects that started to self-affirm, decentralized from a
homogeneous school social condition. It is hoped that the design of a multiple case study using
the constructive-interpretive method has contributed to show the singularities of the subjective
configurations of blind individuals with low vision about their schooling in high school.