ABSTRACT:
As a result of the National Education Plan (2014) and other legal precedents, the Common National Curricular Basis (BNCC) has provoked numerous disputes, disagreements and agreements from its initial project to its final formulation, and this movement has brought specific consequences for the discourse on literacy in Brazil. The article seeks to problematize the issues concerning the formulation of a literacy proposal for the BNCC, making a recovery of the interpretations, conceptions, problems and some solutions at stake in the formulation of the second version of BNCC, and establishing a contrast with the final version. The specificity of literacy and its dialogue with other perspectives put forward for Portuguese language teaching in the initial years of Elementary School will be problematized. It is also intended to discuss the nature of the certified text and possible gaps that the education system and teachers will encounter in order to dialogue with the normative and mandatory document of the BNCC.
Keywords:
Literacy; Common National Curricular Basis; Portuguese language