LARGE-SCALE ASSESSMENT AND NATIONAL LITERACY POLICY
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https://doi.org/10.34019/2447-5246.2022.v27.39022Abstract
This paper aimed to analyze the levels of literacy and learning in the 2013, 2014 and 2016 National Literacy Assessments (known in Brazil by the Portuguese acronym ANA) and the contradictions of the National Literacy Police (known in Brazil by the Portuguese acronym PNA). For this, a documentary investigation was carried out to analyze the PNA, in order to verify its relationship with ANA. From these analyses, it was possible to observe that ANA’s results served as accountability of school failure and are used as a principle for the creation of education public policies such as the PNA. This policy affirms to have its discourse based on scientific evidence, causing a new epistemological paradigm. Finally, it was possible to verify that ANA and PNA have as their basis the idea of an education based on the free market, the intention of privatization of teaching and a neoliberal and neoconservative perspective. Thus, they meet the political interests of those who conceive and do not contribute to the improvement of literacy.
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