ABSTRACT:
This article reports of the research about the initial formation of teachers, focusing on the Supervised Curricular Internship (SCI). The main goal was to investigate the internship process and search for new alternatives of action for the recently graduated teacher. In this paper, we present a framed research about the current SCI model and proposes an alteration through research bias. For this purpose, we accessed action research methodology, analyzing written documents, oral sources and on-site observation in schools where teaching students perform internships. Four teachers and four interns took part on the research. The results show that the internship has taken place in a technical rationality conception. For its overcoming, internship has to be treated as an articulating element that crosses the different disciplines that are part of the curricular matrix. It’s also necessary that collective reflections are made about study, planning, implementation and evaluation of actions.
Keywords:
Internship; Teacher training; Research in teacher training
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