The Impacts of the Compulsory Internship in Music Education on the Transition to Teaching
摘要
The teaching profession is a social practice, a way of intervening in social reality, as teaching activity is both practice and action (Rodrigues, 2013). In light of this understanding, the curricular internship becomes an experiential sphere of considerable relevance for undergraduates, especially when the (dis)connections between practice and action occur. In other words, the demands and issues that arise in the practical field either align with or diverge from the discussions and studies promoted in the theoretical or theoretical-practical field of initial music teacher training.