Experience and reflection for professional practice of teaching: the constitution of the professor of science and mathematics
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https://doi.org/10.14808/sci.plena.2023.034410Keywords:
teaching, narrative research, professional practiceAbstract
The narratives (re)told and (re)lived by two teachers, one of sciences and the other of mathematics, immersed us in the context of the formative process for teaching, in search of understanding about experience, reflections and professional practice. In this sense, we seek the theoretical assumptions of literature to analyze how praxis is assumed by science and mathematics teachers, from the narrated experience, reflective thinking and professional practice in the context of teaching. From the empirical material, analyzed in the light of discursive textual analysis (ATD) and composed of letters and interviews, two broader categories emerged considered congruent in the aspects of formative narratives, namely: sliding into details of the experience by its own history of schooling; and, (ii) turning inward, contemplating the (re)constitute teacher in the present. The results point to an overcoming of the teacher's education due to the motivations present in his experiences, capable of establishing a reflection on and for the action of professional practice in the classroom, autonomously and in search of constant transformation.
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