THE IMPACTS OF TEACHER DISCOMFORT ON THE PRACTICE AND ON TEACHER TRAINING
Abstract
This study aimed to analyze the impacts of teacher discomfort in the practice and process of teacher education nowadays. We started, with the following question: In what way can teacher malaise influence teacher practice and training in the current scenario? The methodological outline of this study comprises a qualitative approach in a phenomenological perspective, based on research-training, making use of the conversation circle and the experiential diary as a data collection device. Thus, the data produced were analyzed from the phenomenological line, that is, interpreted through the description of the events narrated by the subjects participating in the research. Therefore, the results found evidenced the need for spaces aimed at dialogue between teachers and their peers (about experiences), as well as between teachers and management, students and families, reaffirming the importance of spaces for speech and listening to the redefinition of the practice and relief from discomfort. We also point out the need for public policies to prevent the illness of teachers and professionalization as a requirement to guarantee training and improvement of pedagogical practice.
Keywords: Pedagogical practice. Teacher training. Teacher discomfort.
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