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This work began to be conceived in the postgraduate program in Social Sciences 3rd edition 2011/2013, at the University of Cape Verde. The choice of the topic of social relations in the teaching/learning process of students is justified by my concern with the nature of the educational relationship between teacher and student in compulsory primary education. This concern stems, on the one hand, from my own experience as a teacher in compulsory primary education and, on the other hand, will focus on a topic that has been little addressed in Cape Verde: social interactions in the classroom. The fact that I work professionally in the context of Compulsory Basic Education (EBO) allows me to realize that the quality of the educational relationship between teacher and student depends not only on these two, but also on various factors, including the didactic, technical, pedagogical, institutional and, above all, social context. I am also interested in understanding the causes and effectsof this in practice, in order to be able to deconstruct it and contribute to this process of becoming aware of the need to find a different, more satisfactory pedagogy for both pupils and teachers at school.