Aproximações em torno da zona muda das representações sociais de ciclos aprendizagem entre professores

This article identifies the likely area change of social representations of learning cycles for teachers in city of Recife-PE. The text is based on the structural approach of social representations. 52 teachers participated in the survey of public schools. We used as data collection instrument replacement technique, a variation of the open interview, which called for an assertive professional to comment on the issue cycles. The data were interpreted using content analysis. The results suggest a zone change that rejects the cycles of learning cycles implemented in public schools, mainly due to the end of the retention of students recommended by it. The existence of a regularity of negative content present in the speech of teachers helps us understand the reasons for adopting this new form of school organization is not giving rise to a democratization of the educational situation of school in the country as a right of citizenship. Thus, we assume that educational policies, while promising, faced with the social representations of teachers.This article identifies the likely area change of social representations of learning cycles for teachers in city of Recife-PE. The text is based on the structural approach of social representations. 52 teachers participated in the survey of public schools. We used as data collection instrument replacement technique, a variation of the open interview, which called for an assertive professional to comment on the issue cycles. The data were interpreted using content analysis. The results suggest a zone change that rejects the cycles of learning cycles implemented in public schools, mainly due to the end of the retention of students recommended by it. The existence of a regularity of negative content present in the speech of teachers helps us understand the reasons for adopting this new form of school organization is not giving rise to a democratization of the educational situation of school in the country as a right of citizenship. Thus, we assume that educational policies, while promising, faced with the social representations of teachers