A cultura indígena Tupinambá de Olivença no currículo do componente Arte do Ensino Fundamental I da rede municipal de Ilhéus-BA

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the presence of the arts of indigenous peoples in municipal schools in the city of Ilhéus, as we understand that through art education we can preserve the memory and maintain access to the culture of the Tupinambás peoples of Olivença/Ba. Thus, our specific objectives are to reflect on the need to value the art, culture and history of indigenous peoples in the Ilheense elementary school curriculum. Identifying the inclusion of the indigenous theme in the guiding documents of Ilheense education, as well as presenting how we can work with the law 11,645 (2008) in the teaching of Art in elementary school I. For that, the theoretical framework includes discussions about the curriculum of the Art component in public schools Ilheense, having as theoretical support authors such as: AGUIAR (2000); BARBOSA (1995, 2010: 10); DUARTE JR (2000), CHAUÍ (2014), among others. The methodological procedures adopted are based on qualitative, descriptive, bibliographical and documentary research. The data obtained indicate that the Municipality of Ilhéus has a legislative, normative and regulatory contribution that guide school units to work the Tupinambá de Olivença indigenous culture in the curriculum of the Art component of elementary school I. Based on the results and discussions presented, we consider it satisfactory the guidelines and pedagogical proposals that Educação Ilheense adopts to disseminate, value and preserve the art, culture and history of the indigenous peoples who were the first inhabitants of this locality and contributed to its development.