PIBID e a política de formação de professores/as: avanços e retrocessos
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5216/rp.v33i1.74593Abstract
In the midst of major educational setbacks that Brazil is experiencing, this paper aims to analyze, in the light of
the Policy Cycle, how the teacher education policy has influenced the functioning of the Institutional Teaching
Initiation Scholarship Program (PIBID). Using documentary research, we searched through the legal orders
launched in the interstice of 2007 in the LULA government until 2020 in the Bolsonaro government how the
teacher training policy and PIBID behaved in its context of influence and text production. After analysis, it can be
seen that the program is directly influenced by what happens in national policy, being characterized in three phases,
one of growth, another of stability and one marked by a project of discontinuity of the program. It is then up to
civil society, the movements of educators and researchers to be resistant to retrogression and in order to transform
this cruel reality.