Classroom journals as a pedagogical tool in (self) teacher training
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https://doi.org/10.18316/recc.v26i1.6566Keywords:
Classroom Journals, Self-development, Teacher Training and Professional Development, Pedagogical Tool.Abstract
Abstract: This text offers evidence on the use of classroom journals as a pedagogical tool applied to teacher training, as experienced in the Ceará State University Graduate Course in Education (PPGE) in 2017. The goal is to reflect on the use of classroom diaries as a pedagogical tool in teacher (self) training. This is descriptive research that used a qualitative approach, aimed at a research training dominated by an autobiographic dimension in the context of a self-narrative. The theoretical support for the interpretative analyses is based on formulations elaborated by authors such as Zabalza (1994), Josso (2004), and Larrosa (2002). The motivations that provoked this research were born of reflections developed during the Teacher Training and Professional Development course, which encouraged us to work with the conceptual bases, experiences, and paths of students on the Doctorate in Education course. Consequently, the study brings a reflexive retroaction on life narratives and on the training learned in journal creation, thus marking the teacher training path and the professional development of a student, confronted under the light of theoretical-practical reflections produced with the teaching knowledge triggered by this training experience. The analyses based on the self-narrative in question demonstrate that the classroom journal enables the development of professional knowledge through a crisscross of knowledge, with emphasis on subject-related knowledge, training processes knowledge, and the knowledge acquired through experience, and in which self-development, heterodevelopment, and ecodevelopment are revealed in their dialogical interface and in their inter-subjectivities, in order to reflect about teacher training and professional development as a pedagogical tool.
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