BNCC CURRICULUM POLICY AND ITS IMPACTS ON HUMAN TRAINING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PEDAGOGY OF COMPETENCE.

This article intends to discuss and analyze a possible characterization of the ideals of human formation (sociability) via school education in the context of the curricular reformist induced by the Brazilian neoliberal State, especially through the Common National Curriculum Base (BNCC), in the perspective of the so-called competence pedagogy. Therefore, the work is analytically and critically based on dialectical historical materialism as a logical instrument for interpreting the Brazilian educational reality beyond what is said and spreading to school education from the BNCC policy. In this scenario, the education and human formation project has been defined by the State's private-business equipment and carried out through the curricular reforms underway in the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]