Abstract
This paper highlights the need to think about pedagogical innovation in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), particularly in the education of teachers turned to contexts of respect for diversity, inclusion, and interculturality. Motivated by ongoing processes at Federal University of Ceara, two remarkable experiences are empirically taken to support our reflection: the teacher training on Special Education and the teacher training on Indigenous Education. In this venture, we explore the concepts involved in our reflection, thus presenting data and reports from the experiences under analysis and problematizing some conceptions about pedagogical innovation, which underlie the aspects of culture, politics, inclusive practices and their correlations towards the materialization of inclusive societies and educational institutions.
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