ABSTRACT:
This paper discusses aspects in school scenarios involving extended day experiences in Integral Education's contemporary perspective. This perspective has among its assumptions the centrality - not centralization - of school educational process' coordination, set out in the Pedagogical Political Project (PPP). Here we discuss the relationship of this project, as educational community's identity mark, with the proposal of Integral Education by extending the school day and experiences such as expansion of the right to learn. This analysis focuses in reflecting how school's PPP dialogue with assumptions and actions inherent in this proposal, which involves popular knowledge, other spaces, educators and school management practices. Concepts such as pedagogical identity, Integral Education and Political and Educational Project are invested in this text, from the references of Paulo Freire, Miguel G. Arroyo and Ilma Passos Veiga and other authors.
Keywords:
Integral Education; Political and Educational Project; Educational Identity