Reflections on conducting research with narratives of the daily life of early childhood education teachers
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i3.19855Keywords:
Teacher Training, Early Childhood Education, Narratives of Lived Experiences, Teacher´s Authorship, Narrative researchAbstract
The article presents the methodological discussion of a master's thesis whose main objective was to study how Early Childhood Education schoolmistresses recognize themselves in the processes of authorship and knowledge production in daily school life. It was conducted at an Early Childhood Education institution of a university located in the State of São Paulo. It was supported by the perspective of narrative research of lived experience, in which teachers and researchers narrated their experiences in research and training meetings, which also proved to be formative due to the sharing of everyday narratives, as an act capable of redefining knowledge and practices. Dialogue and cooperation between teachers emerge as ways of provoking reflection and producing the recognition of authorship in teaching work.
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