Old stories glued to skin: the importance of life stories in teacher training

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to discuss the importance of narratives and life stories in teacher education. Problematize the narrative that gives shape to the lived while life experience and learning, taking it as an experience of estrangement in the process of teaching learning and production of the citizen. The common thread is the shaft’s theoretical and methodological research with Life Stories, and the autobiographical narrative, as well as educational biographies such as source, and the research with personal and collective identities, built in socio-historical processes.