Abstract
Neste artigo analisamos os discursos sobre Educação Matemática e como eles constituem as práticas desenvolvidas com alunos surdos. Como material de análise consideramos os Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais (PCN) da área de Matemática para o Ensino Fundamental e os Projetos Político-Pedagógicos (PPPs) de três escolas para surdos. As análises são feitas a partir da noção de discurso desenvolvida por Michel Foucault (1996). Também dialogamos com Viana e Barreto (2014) e Borges e Nogueira (2013) para pensar sobre Educação Matemática, bem como com Hall (2000), Thoma e Klein (2010) e Thoma (2012) para discutir sobre identidades, diferença surda, currículo, cultura e poder. Nos PCN e PPPs analisados, é bastante presente o discurso de que sujeito surdo precisa construir conhecimentos matemáticos para se constituir um cidadão participativo, crítico, justo e autônomo. Assim, nosso recorte aqui, são os discursos sobre Matemática para a Cidadania.
Highlights
This paper analyzes discourses about Mathematics Education and the way that they have constituted the practices developed with deaf students
The analyses were grounded the notion of discourse developed by Michel Foucault (1996)
The discourse evidencing that the deaf subject should construct mathematical knowledges to become a participatory, critic, fair and autonomous citizen is often seen in the analyzed Guidelines and Projects
Summary
This paper analyzes discourses about Mathematics Education and the way that they have constituted the practices developed with deaf students.
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