The constitution of teacher knowledge in the supervised internship in Letters
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.34.20628Keywords:
Teaching Constitution , Teaching Knowledge, Supervised Internship, LiteratureAbstract
This article aimed to understand the process of constructing teaching knowledge during supervised internships in undergraduate Literature courses at a public institution of higher education in the state of Ceará. Using a qualitative interpretive approach, this study began with a bibliographic analysis, followed by interviews. This research allowed us to identify knowledge that sparked reflections on the teaching constitution of teachers who work in Supervised Internship guidance. Noting that teachers’ knowledge has been shaped by their academic training, their experiences in the classroom, exchanges among peers, and the reinterpretation of pedagogical practices.
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