UNESCO e EJA: a perspectiva de formação no contexto do capitalismo brasileiro

Abstract

The present study was to conduct a critical analysis of the interference of international organizations , in particular the UNESCO ( United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ) , in designing training for youth and adults in the context of today's capitalism and how this unfolds perspective on Brazilian educational policies , aimed EJA since 1990 . In order to understand the proposed question , seek to contextualize the formulations of UNESCO handle the demands of the capitalist system , especially in the documents face EJA ( Youth and Adults ) , produced in the chosen period; identify the outlined direction to express the centrality of work these productions and contrast the design of training found in these documents with the conception of human development advocated by the social theory of Marx . Therefore, the research is based on documentary analysis , based on the epistemological framework of historical materialism . Thus , understanding the intrinsic relationship between the whole and the parts and the necessity to promote mediation in order to identify the contradictions and ideologies that underlie the UNESCO documents analyzed in the context of neoliberal capitalist society and take the consequences of this insert for Education youth and Adult . This analysis aims to contribute to the deepening of critical understanding in the field of education aimed at young people and adults , especially regarding the construction of educational projects of human education in this modality. These projects need to be built by the working class itself and therefore should overcome the schooling process and perpassarem throughout the life of the person subject of this modality . Only projects with these bases and to defend the interests of workers is that can effectively contribute to structural and universal changes in current society .