Jéssica Regina da Mota, Neusa Banhara Ambrosetti, Patricia Cristina Albieri de Almeida
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Abstract This study investigates the potential of teaching cases as a reflection tool in the process of professional development of beginning literacy teachers. The research has a qualitative nature with a research-intervention design. A total of six beginning literacy teachers took part in the study, and data collection occurred in three moments: an initial discussion group, five training meetings, and a final discussion group. The teaching cases proved to be a training tool with significant potential for the teachers’ improvement, since they provided a reflection movement on the practice and structuring of new professional knowledge to the participants, among other aspects.