ABSTRACT
In this article, international educational policy guidelines between 1990 and 2020 were discussed, and three generations of special education policies in Brazil were analyzed, relating education and inclusion with equity and learning strategies. Such strategies are related to educational diversification, curriculum flexibility, differentiation of trajectories, and skills and competencies that do not require school institutions and knowledge. There is a multifaceted perspective related to inclusion, combining segregated and integrationist services. The proposals under discussion lead to lower education levels and de-schooling processes, reinforcing the inequality mechanisms that constitute capital sociability.
Keywords
Education; Inclusion; Equity; Learning; International Organizations