EXPERIENCE REPORTS FROM THE SUPERVISED INTERNSHIP IN COMPUTING II: TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS

Abstract

The internship was divided into two parts: the first occurred at the State Full-Time State School Professor Manuel Vicente Ferreira Lima (CETI), with high school students, and the second at the Federal Institute of Amazonas Campus Coari (IFAM), with students of technical courses. Each part had a workload of 50 hours, following the guidelines of the university. The internship aimed to provide students with the opportunity to apply in practice the knowledge acquired during the course and establish a connection between theory and practice. The trainees used technological resources, such as PowerPoint, Google Earth, Paint and VisualG, to enrich the classes and promote a more interactive education. The internship experience contributed to the students' professional and personal development, preparing them for their future career as computer teachers. The experience in the educational environment allowed them to acquire practical experience and develop teaching skills. The internship lasted approximately four months, starting in February and ending in June 2023. In summary, the supervised internship in computing II provided students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge in the classroom, using technological resources and establishing a connection between theory and practice. The experience contributed to the professional and personal development of the trainees, preparing them for their future career as computer teachers.