This text dwells on ideas stemming from reflections found in the base article of the debate section about national curricular guidelines, namely, interdisciplinary ideas, ideas of a curriculum taken as a product and producer of culture and identity and the emergence of the notion of competence. As a result of this discussion, it signals that there is no way to deny that learning is coded by discipline and curriculum, that it organizes itself within time and space, and that it becomes a cultural basis for an area of knowledge. Its conclusion suggests that nurses/teachers should ask themselves which abilities they need to acquire as teachers, in order to meet the requirements of this pedagogical praxis.
national curricular guidelines; nursing education; nursing curricula