Abstract
This article approaches the inverted diary, a pedagogical action developed with 3rd year students at a public university. The teacher’s initiative, which consisted in sending field diaries to the students, had the goal of “horizontalizing”, intensifying and qualifying communication between them. The proposal was developed along a practice discipline with women in vulnerable situations in the municipality of Santos, state of São Paulo, wich was considered as a pedagogical variation that allowed discussing new teaching-learning practices and actions that can promote relations of trust, respect and composition in the university context. Working with a more controlled time raised the quality of meetings to a new degree, thus reconciling trust and care as the early meanings of the pedagogical relationship.
Keywords
diary; didactic-pedagogical methods; teaching-learning process; higher education