Teaching Portuguese Language between scenes and knowledge:
reflections on teaching practices in initial teacher training
Abstract
Considering the school as a privileged space for the production of specific knowledge and reflection on the actions of the Portuguese language teacher and its literatures, this article aims to reflect on the activities proposed and experienced by undergraduate students of the Letters course at the Federal Rural University of Pernambuco (UFRPE) and on these students' perspectives regarding the contributions of the Pedagogical Residency Program (PRP) to their training as future teachers of the mother tongue. Based on authors such as Tardif (2008), Ferreira (2005), Geraldi (1984; 1997; 2011), Mendonça (2022) and others, the analysis of data from experience reports in this Program indicated that the contact of the undergraduate students with the classroom brought a new perspective on the daily life of the school, highlighting the importance of the future Portuguese teacher having the opportunity to experience the "ground" of the school and the factors that influence and, at times, determine their "know-how", thus articulating reflection on language theories with language teaching practices.
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