“…Sectors of the Brazilian state and society, as well as those of other countries worldwide, have currently been engaged in the development of projects aiming at the education and schooling of all children, regardless of their characteristics, whether related to gender, color, socioeconomic status, social vulnerability, disabilities or disorders, consisting of a movement toward what we presently call inclusive education (Assis and Santiago, 2016;Delors, 2010;Lourenço, 2010Lourenço, , 2017MEC/ SEESP, 2008). In view of this, there are several challenges in the daily life of schools, which are increasingly induced to build mentalities and environments that can welcome all children, in equal ways (Azambuja and Carloto, 2015;Freitas et al, 2006;Junkes, 2006;Lourenço and Turci, 2017;Nozi, 2010).…”