The challenges between teacher education and professional performance in basic education Perguntar ao ChatGPT
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v33i1.19326Keywords:
Basic Education. Teacher Education. Internship. Identities. Narratives.Abstract
This article seeks to reflect on the impacts and challenges of supervised internships in the initial formation of Basic Education teachers. Based on a qualitative approach and on the analysis of Exploratory Conversations, we examine the narratives of a black portuguese language student-teacher working in a private school in Rio de Janeiro. The analysis shows how supervised internships, although potentially formative, can also generate feelings of silencing, displacement and suffering when marked by conflicting interpersonal relationships and by asymmetric power structures. We conclude that the formative process has both positive and negative effects on the construction of teacher identities and on the motivation to work in basic education. It is therefore essential that universities and schools operate as integrated spaces for listening, support and critical reflection.
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