“…This implies a conception of education that understands all the students' educational needs; who doesn't have a student archetype; that does not require any adaptation from anyone to participate in it; that its praxis contemplates everyone without having to develop special procedures to deal with some; that the curriculum takes into account environmental and personal particularities, and also guarantees the quality of teaching; In other words, an inclusive education must be guided by attitudes of respect and appreciation of the different ways of knowing, doing, being and living together. (Rodrigues;Lubeck, 2018, p. 3) These propositions obviously unfold on Mathematics and its didactic-pedagogical tradition at school, which from comparison, differentiation, hierarchization, homogenization and exclusion, not only contributes to school/social processes of normalization of individuals, but also operates its own processes normalizers. Faced with these aspects of school Mathematics, it is necessary to think of ways to deal with it in a way that meets the problems and propositions discussed so far, and that people can live, coexist, and develop in difference.…”