O estágio na formação de professores presencial e a distância: a experiência do curso de Matemática da UFPel

Abstract

The supervised training is an obligatory curriculum element in initial teacher education courses that aims above all, the development of teaching and the approach to the teaching profession, with education professionals and their diverse practices. The training also requires educational relations or job orientation and also between trainee teacher and mentor teacher. The idealizations and legal guidance that has been designed on teacher education training are usually based on the actual courses, and the training of distance education courses lie still in the dark. Thus, this study aimed to investigate how training are developed in graduate courses in mathematics distance and presence courses in the Federal University of Pelotas (Pelotas University) from the perspective of faculty advisers, coordinators and trainee students from centers, and to investigate how is the orientation of these training and what are the similarities and differences between the training of these two courses. This is a qualitative study that used interviews as an instrument of data collection with the faculty advisers training, trainee and center coordinators tied to Courses in Mathematics Classroom and Distance courses from UFPel. Among the key findings it includes: the training of the curriculum organization is identical in the two courses, the trainees distance are more advised than the presence trainees as the guidance and monitoring of the training, there is a greater number of professionals involved in the orientation and training evaluation of the distance course, the trainees perceive the training as a time to put into practice the theories studied, the training contributes to the professional training in associating themselves with their future field of action and, verified the existence of numerous issues that limit the development of training in two courses, for example, commuting to school, disagreements between the calendars of the University and school training field, among others. It is noteworthy there are more similarities than differences in the development of supervised probation between math courses and distance co urses from UFPel.