Base Nacional Comum Curricular de História e a agenda 2030

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Authors: Jussara Batista, Marisa Noda, Taíse Ferreira da Conceição Nishikawa
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Abstract

This article analyzes the formation of 8th grade students in elementary school II, through history classes focusing on skills and BNCC’s competencies. The study focuses on 8th grade themes, essential for understanding capitalist society, seeking to understand how the skills and competencies methodology aligns with the objectives of 2030 Agenda. The analysis of the methodology applied to contemporary history content and its relationship with 2030 Agenda aims to elucidate the type of education proposed. The research uses historical-dialectical materialism as a logical instrument for understanding educational processes in current times

Fields of Study & Subjects

Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy History of Education Research in Brazil Sociology and Education in Brazil

Publication details

Journal / source
Educere et Educare
Volume
21
Issue
51
Pages
105–133
Publication date
9 March 2026
Language
EN