Digital technologies, letterings and discursive genres in different areas of the BNCC: Reflexes in the final years of elementary and middle schools and in the formation of teachers

Abstract

In this article, we analyze the final years of elementary and middle schools, in the National Common Curricular Base, in different knowledge areas, reflecting on their impacts on basic school and on the formation of teachers. It is a documental paper, situated in the Applied Linguistics and it dialogues with the New Studies of Literacy. The data were generated from the analysis of the document, guided by the digital matter proposed by the normative. The paths that guided the talks: the understanding of the conception of literacy, digital technologies and the identification of discursive genre suggested in the components. The results point to ideological literacy practices based upon actions suggested for the areas, even if there is a variation about how and what it is to use digital technologies in teaching situations and in the work with the discursive genre. We believe that the reflexes of National Common Curricular Base on school practices and the formation of teachers still need to be assessed, despite the benefits signaled by it.