Possíveis contribuições do estágio curricular supervisionado para a construção da identidade profissional de professor

Abstract

This study attempted to understand issues about Supervised Curricular Internship (SCI) and teacher professional identity (TPI), in the teacher training process. The landmark question of this research was to understand which are the possible influences of regency class held in Supervised Curricular Internship for the construction of teacher professional identity of students in the Faculty of Pedagogy of Federal University of Rio Grande - FURG. The pathway trodden by this research chose methodological paths that opted for a qualitative research, which collected data through semi-structured interviews involving six people, of two classes, in the fourth year of the course in question, of both shifts: morning and night. Through analysis and interpretation of data it was possible realize that the initial formation attended the National Curriculum Guidelines, though having gaps in their curriculum setting and it was through this training process that trainees come to the stage of regency of class of the SCI and, after this period could recognized themselves as teachers, showing that the activities and responsibilities in assume the front of a class are manifested in contributions that the regency of class provides for the construction of TPI