This work investigates the memories of a university with a tradition in teacher education, about the curricular changes that have happened during the last decade. For this, professors of science teacher education programs were interviewed, in a methodological approach influenced by the notion of remembering and narrative by W. Benjamin. Their speech showed a hybridism of discourse produced in the disciplinary fields which were disputed space during curricular change.
Curriculum; Teacher education; Hybridism; Memory, science teachers graduation
