This work presents the theoretical-methodological procedures used to develop a study to recount the shared experience of a group of teaching trainers and trainees and the processes of meaning related to this study in the context of a specialization program. We present the conditions from which the analyzed data and methodological approach were taken, as a function of the duplication of roles that we undertook as researchers as well as instructors and as subjects of research. We present some key ideas contained in Bakhtin's theory, which serve as a basis for the analysis of the data produced. We followed the enunciations of the members of the group in their collective and collaborative spaces, in interviews we conducted with them and in the set of writing teaching materials produced for the program, attempting to preserve the articulation between what was said and how it was said.
Theory of utterances; Research; Objectivity; Narrative thought