In/exclusion processes for students with disabilities in times of the Covid syndemic

Abstract: This paper analyzes processes of in/exclusion experienced by students with disabilities during the social distancing caused by Covid-19, considering the answers to 214 questionnaires administered to teachers and school managers working in different stages of Basic Education. Following a Foucauldian discourse analysis, two discussion axes have emerged: the first one points out the strengthening of school inequalities and the weakening of democracy; the second is related to both practices of in/exclusion carried out through the individualization of teacher activities and practices carried out collaboratively. Finally, the school is regarded as a common space for producing practices that are more inclusive.