Narratives of experiences of the formative process in an EaD pedagogy course: becoming a teacher

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/1984-3585.2017i16p87-102

Keywords:

School narratives, Resignification of experience, Teacher training, Supervised internship

Abstract

Narratives of experiences of the formative process in a Distance Learning pedagogy course: becoming a teacher Education in our country. Many paths present themselves in our horizon. For a more successful perspective, plurality is required. In the present research, it is understood that higher education corresponds to one of these paths, especially when it concerns the training of teachers for basic education.  Our attention was focused on undergraduate courses in pedagogy offered as distance learning courses, with the aim of proving that the training in a virtual environment does not deprive the future teacher of the same teaching-learning conditions of traditional education, validating the inherent tools of digital information technologies and communication. Therefore, our studies were based on Josso (2004, 2010), Azevedo and Passegi (2016), who guide scientific  research  in  Education –particularlyin  EaD –from  a  hermeneutic-phenomenological approach, based in Freire (2012), always with reference to the contributions of several authors who also dealt with analogous themes, such as Delory-Momberger (2008, 2012, 2014), Ferrarotti (2010, 2014), among many others. The material  for  analysis  was  composed  of  autobiographical  sources,  produced  by participants  who  were  about  to  complete  their  undergraduate  studies  and  who brought to their narratives the reminiscences of their first school years, the influences of the teachers they encountered throughout the academic journey and, especially, their experiences during the supervised internship. From these narratives, themes emerged that enabled interpretations, allowing reflections on their links with the chosen career, on the expectations of each participant, including their reminiscences and their feelings of anxiety and affectivity, as well as demonstrations of belonging to the chosen career, revealing a formative course that is crucial to the process of becoming a teacher.

Author Biographies

Denise de Almeida Ostler, Braz Cubas University, Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, Brazil.

She has a Doctorate in Education - Methodist University of São Paulo; Master in Semiotics, Information Technology and Education; Specialist in Higher Education Teaching- PUC-SP Specialist in School Management- PUC-SP Specialist in Psychopedagogy- Universidade de Santos Specialist in Early Childhood Education- FALC-SP Graduation in Law -University Braz Cubas- SP Graduation in Literature -University Braz Cubas-SP Graduation in Pedagogy - University Nove de Julho SP Evaluator of the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira/ Ministry of Education (INEP/MEC). Consultant for the Municipal Education Council of Mogi das Cruzes. Producer of Didactic Material for Elementary School and Undergraduate Courses. Course Coordinator and University Professor has experience in the area of Education with emphasis in Technology, working mainly on the following themes: Integral Education, Innovation, Teacher Training, Literacy, Higher Education and reflecting on the educational needs of students.

Adriana Barroso de Azevedo, Methodist University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.

Post-Doctorate in Education from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (2015), PhD in Social Communication from the Methodist University of São Paulo (2002), Master in Education from the Federal University of Mato Grosso (1997) and graduated in Pedagogy from the Federal University of Mato Grosso (1993). Pro-Rector of Graduate Studies and Research and permanent faculty member of the Graduate Program in Education at the Methodist University of São Paulo. She was Pro-Rector of Distance Education at UMESP. She coordinates the Research Group Teacher Education and Use of Digital Information and Communication Technologies (CNPQ). She is a researcher and professor in the area of Education, with emphasis on the following themes: teacher narratives, education and technology, distance education, technologies in education, education and communication, teacher education, narrative research. She is an evaluator for INEP/MEC and also an evaluator for the Secretary of Education of the State of São Paulo for undergraduate courses. She is a member of the São Bernardo do Campo/SP Municipal Education Council and a member of the São Bernardo do Campo Municipal Education Council Commission, responsible for monitoring and evaluating the Municipal Education Plan.

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Published

2018-03-15