National Solid Waste Policy. Electronic Waste. RESET Project. Sustainability. 

Faced with technological advances and varied supply of electronics, daily observes the growing obsolescence of these, thus increasing the amount of electronic waste. Considering this scenario, the objective of this work is to structure, apply and evaluate what contributions the RESET project has with the reuse of electronic waste in a state public school in Rio Grande do Norte. Given this, the study has a descriptive and exploratory character, because it seeks to identify, through practices, how this practice contributes to the teaching and learning process. For the descriptive and exploratory research, based on qualitative approaches, observation procedures were used through interviews, questionnaires, and forms. The discussion on solid waste and electro-electronic waste gains advances with the National Policy on Solid Waste (Law No. 12,305/2010) since it is this that will guide and hold accountable governments, companies, and citizens regarding the disposal of environmentally appropriate waste and tailings. In this discursive field, he observes that the work carried out through technology and sustainability through the use of electronic waste, enabled the generation of physical materials (prototypes) produced by the students and their understanding of the recycling process and the importance of reuse and correct disposal for environmental sustainability, while the professors reiterate that the RESET project is a great multidisciplinary teaching initiative.