CRUZ-CALVO, Mery. Preservice Teaching in the Bachelor's Degree Program in Literature: A Diagnosis. Contributions to a Discussion. []. , 47, pp.197-213. ISSN 0123-4870.

This paper presents the partial results of an investigation conducted about the preservice teaching of literature students from the academic program of Universidad del Valle. The purpose is to determine certain structures or habitus underlying the pedagogical practices at different educational institutions in Cali, as a fundamental part of their initial training cycle. For this purpose, a fieldwork is carried out from the qualitative research approach, using tools from educational ethnography, such as: class observations, group interviews, and written reports about their experience in the classroom. Although this work is not intended to generalize, it does aim to point out some paths that will contribute, from a field research, to the current discussion about teacher education in the country. The importance of the university professor as a model for future teachers is highlighted, as well as the role of intervention strategies during class, and the innovation in teaching literature that preservice teachers are building.

: Teaching practice; literature degree; literature; habitus; beliefs.

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