TEXTO AUTOBIOGRÁFICO DE PROFESSORES PRÉ-SERVIÇO: POSSÍVEIS CAMINHOS PARA A CONSTRUÇÃO IDENTITÁRIA DO PROFESSOR DE FRANCÊS

Abstract

The present work belongs to the field of study of teacher identity of future French language teachers. The identity to be complex, as already postulated Hall (2007), Bauman (2005), Woodward (2000), and its definition in the field of undergraduate education is also not different. For this reason, the methodology adopted was the Research Narrative that, with the analysis of written autobiographical texts, gives voice to the researched group. The corpus of this work was formed with texts written by the students of the 4th year course on literature Portuguese / French from UEPG. Autobiographical research has been adopted as a methodology in teachers’ training and shows very significant, because on it, not only the scribe puts a text recollected and reflected on their years of training, but also provides the teacher-trainer a look more individualized. To understand the relationship of language in teachers formation, the authors Moita Lopes (2002), Nóvoa (2007) and Bronckart (2006, 2008) were discussed. As the narrative is the foundation issue of autobiographical texts, the theoretical approaches of Connelly and Clandinin (1990), Romero (2008) and Abraham (2004) were articulated in order to understand this genre as assisting in the building of the future teacher. Standing in the field of autobiographical texts, the reflections of Lejeune (2008) were also used in order to show that when writing about yourself, the researched promotes a pact with the researcher, marked by a desire for truth. Within the research that moves us, for the reason that there is a constant flow of remembering, autobiographical writing promotes a constant (re) construction of pedagogical involved and provides an awareness of the subject in training for professional practice, making the influence of the various social institutions that passed are present and be (re) modeled the steady construction of a teacher's professional identity