ABSTRACT
This paper analyzes a flow correction educational program, aimed at teenagers in the final years of elementary school developed by the State of Acre in partnership with the Roberto Marinho Foundation. From a qualitative approach, the research had based on the assumptions of Historical-Cultural Psychology. The empirical field was the Cruzeiro do Sul city in the Acre state and the data were produced through document analysis and semi-structured interviews. Seven professionals participated in the study: one coordinator, two advisors and three teachers. The program has a methodology, which is highly valued by the professionals involved, called “Telessala” that has developed from videos, printed materials and “Unidocente” teachers. The conception of education that underpins the project comprises the detached development of learning, disregarding the social constitution of the psyche. In this logic, learning and development have considered dependent on personal effort, contributing to the maintenance of prejudice against students with trajectories marked by the denial of the right to learning.
Keywords:
adolescence; learning; Historical-cultural psychology