This paper analyzes the regulation strategies concerning the expansion of teachers' education. It focuses on the ways the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have been recontextualized in educational policies. To do so, it approaches: (1) assumptions that are not systematically questioned; (2) speeches and conditions of possibility, emphasizing the contextual changes in articulate them; (3) regulation strategies identified in official documents as well as in the movements to operationalize them; (4) distance learning as the expansion drive in both the private and the public sectors; and (5) the technological substitution as a key to grasp the core of current policies.
Educational policies; Teacher education; Information and communication technologies; Conditions of possibility; Technological substitution