Abstract
Abstract The reflexive-discursive confrontation of the pedagogical aporias is a possibility of thinking about students’ learning and not learning. The guiding question was formulated as follows: considering our own experiences of difficulties as students, what style of teaching enabled our teachers to succeed in our learning? It reflects on the pertinence of thinking about facing pedagogical aporias in the learning/not learning processes of school students. The reflection is organized in six steps, with the intention of sustaining that the pedagogical success of teachers with students with unique learning rhythms involves recognizing and facing the aporias inherent to the educational process.
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