EJA INTERVENTIVA PROJECT: CONTRIBUTIONS TO INCLUSIVE CURRICULAR PRACTICES AND POLICIES

EJA Interventiva is an interface between Youth and Adult Education and Special Education developed in the Federal District to assist students with intellectual disabilities and autism in an age-grade lag. This article presents a research of qualitative approach in the modality of Case Study that aims to analyze from the perspective of inclusion this project that became Curricular Guideline. The results revealed that EJA Interventiva presents itself as a successful inclusive project by enabling access and permanence in education, the continuation of schooling and the social insertion of students with intellectual disabilities and autism, serving the reparative, equalizing and qualifying purposes placed for Youth and Adult Education. It is evidenced that inclusive educational projects articulated and developed with the school community can guide normative acts. It is pointed out that for the advancement of the ongoing experience and inclusive education, the substitutive possibility of the traditional curriculum weighs with standardized spaces and times, signaling the importance of thinking about curricular proposals built on new bases, open to diversity.