In this article we discuss the subjectivity from a systemic and processing perspective, under the Theory of Subjectivity developed by González Rey ,analyzed in the educational trajectory of students identified with learning difficulties. Our goal is to analyze how the movement of subjectivity occurs in the processes of overcoming school learning difficulties. The research was conducted with three students from the early years of elementary school, through Multiple Case Study. We used conversational systems, instruments supported by written and unwritten inductors, informal moments, document analysis and observations in the school environment. We conclude that overcoming learning difficulties can be attained by the recognition of the student as subject, by the experiencing of conditions in favor of subjective sense production and by the reconfiguration of elements of subjectivity in students. These reflections may give support to define the development of subjectivity and subjective changes that impact and gain some stability, capable of triggering other changes, creating new levels of qualitative subjective organization.
Subjectivity; learning disabilities; development