DANTAS, F. J. S.; MACEDO SILVA.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2030707838081618; DANTAS, Franceilda Jayane Santos.
Résumé:
This study aims to analyze contributions of Exploratory Teaching in the Supervised Curricular
Internship in Mathematics (SCIM) in the process of Lesson Study (LS), highlighting the
importance of collaborative work for the development of exploratory mathematical tasks. LS
promotes the collaborative planning, implementation, and critical reflection of a lesson or
sequence of lessons by incumbent and/or prospective teachers (PT) and/or teacher educators.
Exploratory Teaching, in turn, favors the active participation of students in the construction of
mathematical knowledge, enabling dynamic and reflective teaching. The work, with a
qualitative and interpretative approach, was developed with PT from three Brazilian
universities, Federal University of Campina Grande, University of Brasília and Federal
University of Western Bahia, analyzing how the collaboration between PT, SCIM educators
and supervising teachers contributed significantly to the elaboration of lesson plans and the
conduction of the internship in a 7th grade class of higher elementary school in a public school
in the interior of Rio Grande do Norte. The work highlights the seven stages of the LS adopted
within the scope of the SCIM, emphasizing the development of the education process. The
results indicate that the integration of LS and Exploratory Teaching enhance the initial
education of teachers, promoting a more reflective teaching centered on student learning.
However, the study also highlights the challenges faced in developing an unusual education
process, which requires time and dedication to complete the stages. It is concluded that the
collaborative classwork developed at SCIM allowed the construction of a dynamic and effective
teaching, strengthening the articulation between theory and practice in teacher education.