ABSTRACT
In this article, two interconnected educational situations are investigated. Both were carried out in the remote teaching of a subject for the initial training of literacy teachers. The first situation corresponds to virtual sessions with an exposition by a schoolteacher about her own literacy practice implemented in a public school. The second corresponds to the production of reflective reports about these sessions written by teachers in initial training. A qualitative approach is adopted for data analysis and the study is characterized as participatory research. The latter is justified by the nature of the collaborative work responsible for the mutual empowerment of those involved. Among the results produced, there is the fact that the participants have given new meaning to the negative representations shared by them about the educational institutions represented in the research.
KEYWORDS
remote learning; reflective writing; teacher education; university