RURAL EDUCATION IN SECONDARY EDUCATION IN SOME MUNICIPALITIES IN BAHIA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5752/P.2318-7344.2024v12n21p453-478Keywords:
Curriculum, Rural Education, High SchoolAbstract
The article aims to examine the adequacy of the high school curriculum to the needs and realities of rural students, including the integration of content relevant to the life of the peasant as a strategy to strengthen the identity of these students and reduce educational inequalities. With a qualitative research with an exploratory approach, we used data produced through a semi-structured questionnaire, sent via Google Forms to teachers, managers and pedagogical coordinators of rural schools that serve secondary education. We found from the study that the High School curriculum reflects the market sense, imposed by structuring documents forged to maintain the peasant in capitalist productivity. Another finding of the research was that there is no curriculum based on the reality of rural students, in addition to the evident need for training policies and structural organization of a curriculum based on Rural Education.