Abstract:
This is a theoretical study of a bibliographic and documentary nature linked to the Research Line "Education, Theories and Pedagogical Processes" and has as its theme the inclusive education that has been effective in Brazil and, more specifically, in the State of Goiás from of the year 2000. The purpose of this research is to participate in the debate, already existing in the scientific, political and educational environment, about the possibility of schooling for people with disabilities. It starts from the hypothesis that this subject develops and that his learning can happen according to his potentialities that are in latency and that it is possible to develop. Therefore, the problem that guides this research is based on the following question: is it possible for people with disabilities to be educated, considering the structure and organization of the educational process in Brazil? In order to answer this question, the objective was to identify the relationships between the proposal of an inclusive school conceived from a legal point of view, the vision of thinkers in the area, who stood out in the discussions on inclusion, to present legal aspects of the implementation and effectiveness of inclusion in the State of Goiás. In a specific way, we present aspects of the implementation of inclusion in the State of Goiás; we highlight the concept of inclusion from scholars on the subject; and from there, to reflect on the education of people with disabilities, having Vygotsky's propositions as theoretical support. As a theoretical reference, contemporary scholars in the field of education such as Mantoan, Libâneo, Freire and Mittler, were chosen, seeking arguments to justify the importance of school inclusion; and Vygotsky went to the theoretical option listed to reflect on the learning of people with disabilities. The result shows us that legislation alone is not a guarantee that schooling will be satisfactory from the point of view of acquiring the learning necessary for autonomous performance. There needs to be a change not only in the infrastructure and in the pedagogical conduct of inclusion, but a change in the way of thinking about disability.