Charting roads. Extension and education inclusion policies in secondary schools
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higher education, secondary schools, social discoursesAbstract
The purpose of this work is to socialize the experience developed in a project of University Volunteers (hereinafter VU) which was directed at stimulating the continuity of studies at the higher / university level (specifically during 2013-2015) begining the production and interpretation of different social discourses that promote discursive practices, especially related to academic discourse.Downloads
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