Teaching trajectories
completing pathways
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2019.14678Keywords:
Life history, Professor trajectory, Professor formation, Higher educationAbstract
This article aims to report and ponder about a formative practice held at the Permanent Forum of University Pedagogy on a community university. The main objective of the practice was to provide university professors with moments of understanding the professor's role in their personal and professional life trajectory and how this influences the teaching practice. The used methodology was to work with Life History through the building of a Patchwork. Each participant shared their own experiences each other and that's how the Patchwork was stitched together, connecting stories of different people, who went through different experiences. By analyzing the narratives, we consider that the moments of formation made it possible to bring out life history meanings and how these experiences affect the perspective of the present in their teaching practice, as well as the understanding that both professor and academics are actors of the learning process, as well as individuals endowed with subjectivity.
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