Abstract

This article poses a critical reflection on the relationship usually built inside the academic walls to be applied to the school routine. This article analyzes the training of basic education teachers as a possible analyzer of the University-School relationship, based on an intervention project carried out in a public school in the city of Fortaleza, Brazil. From the epistemological, political and ethical bases of intervention research, especially from Institutional Analysis and Cartography, we discussed the possibility of researching WITH a school and not ABOUT a school, while researching the micropolitics of its institutional daily life. Based on the researcher’s analysis of implication, the results involve, on the one hand, a reflection on the entrance of the university into the school routine, and on the other, how a school can also inhabit a university. This discussion contributes to the training of both Psychology students and researchers. Thus, we presented an analysis of the intervention-research reverberations on the school teachers’ pedagogical practices and also on the University’s Psychology program.

Intervention-Research; Teacher Training; Public School; University