Potentialities of the Interdisciplinary Dynamic Museum in the initial teacher education of Physics
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33871/23594381.2026.24.2.12207Abstract
The supervised curricular internship, preferably carried out in Basic Education institutions, provides undergraduate students with an articulation between theory and practice, essential for teacher training. However, non-formal education spaces also offer experiences that enrich this training. In this sense, this work aims to investigate the contributions of the Interdisciplinary Dynamic Museum (MUDI) of the State University of Maringá (UEM), as a non-formal education space, to the training of physics teachers. The research subjects were eleven students regularly enrolled in the Supervised Internship in Physics II course of the Physics Licentiate program at UEM, and the data collected refers to the internship reports produced by them during the teaching internship carried out in the context of MUDI. The data were analyzed using Bardin's (2016) Content Analysis and showed that the formative contributions are broad, complementary, and plural.