CAPITAL-WORK-EDUCATION
CREATIVITY, SOCIO-EMOTIONAL SKILLS AND (CON)FORMATION OF THE SELF-ENTREPRENEUR
Abstract
This work discusses the problem of creativity and socio-emotional skills at school, analyzing educational policies in their relationship with psychology. It is based on the observation that neoliberal economic policy has altered the public and private relationship, redefining thematic agendas in which this problem assumes centrality in a supposed program of educational innovation. The discussion turns to the "New School Program" (1999-2002) and "Inova Educação" (2019), passing through the Proposal for the Evaluation of Socio-emotional Competencies of the Ayrton Senna Institute. Such proposals, (self)called innovative and/or creative, hide perverse processes of exclusion that, in fact, bet more on the reproduction of old formulas of subjugating the working class. The school is, then, the locus of a deliberate attempt to shape working subjectivity, sustained by the logic of self-entrepreneurship through the pseudo-hypervalue of individual skills that alienates subjects from their class consciousness.
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