Política de educação e a educação na prisão: a realidade do estado do Tocantins

The thesis present intends to weave reflections on Education Policy in the prison system in the State of Tocantins. Considering that the Education Policy is an inalienable right of the human person, over the years it has undergone complex transformations both in the form (religious, public, private), as well as in its organization (contents, methods, teaching didactics, modalities) and legislation (curriculum guidelines). In the Penitentiary System, Education in Prisons entered this prison space late and outlined an effort to materialize the education of persons deprived of their liberty, be they in judged, provisional or egressed criminal situations, due to the complex relations and tensions between physical infrastructure, security and socio-economic and political conditions. The attributions and competences of Education in Prisons are based on legislation such as: the Federal Constitution of 1988; the Basic Education Guidelines Law; the Penal Execution Law; CNE / CBE n.11 / 2000 (Youth and Adult Education), CNE / CBE n.4 / 2010 (Basic Education). This thesis sought to analyze the trajectory of educational policy in the Tocantins prison system. To achieve this objective, history was used to characterize the implementation of the Education Policy and Education in Prisons in the Tocantins prison system; understand the relationship between the Capitalist State, the educational policy in the prison system and the contemporary transformations in the world of work, the institutional projects of educational policy in the Tocantins prison system and reflect the current unfolding of the Education Policy in the system for the labor market, focusing on the professional and technological training of the person deprived of liberty. Our theoretical-methodological approach in this study, took as a reference the qualitative research, however, we used some quantitative data established by social indicators of the incarceration profile for the research subjects (men and women incarcerated) of the interactive panel of DEPEN / ...