EJA E DIVERSIDADE

Abstract

This project highlights proposals in relation to a group of youth education students and adults (EJA). This class represents a great challenge for the teacher who will be working on reading and writing in a very diverse class. It's a right constitutional right, enshrined in our constitution in force since 1988, to have broad access to quality education, without discrimination of sex, race, color or creed. we often see that, despite the constitutional law, a certain segment of the population does not have access to this conquest, many times due to the need to enter the market of work, almost always aiming at the basic survival of his family. So, as adults, these citizens look for ways to complete their school work and look for alternatives like EJA. Each person is unique in their achievements and daily tasks. these peculiarities are evidenced in the daily life of an EJA classroom, where students with wide range of knowledge levels related to literacy, literacy, experiences of life, religion, customs and different behaviors.