In this text, we analized the narrative memories of fourteen students from the Course of Pedagogy, scholarship holders of the Institutional Program of Iniciation to Teaching Scholarships - PIBID. The memorials that compose the book 'Iniciation to Teaching in Pedagogy: memories that count stories' are analyzed in the perspective to understand them as an important part in the formative process of the scholarship holders that integrate the Program, who from the present look into the past and construct memories that disclose their school passages. Rereading the memorials, we also resume each one of them and the meaning they have acquired in the formation of each scholarship holder, highlighting what they collectively represent as important aspects of their life trajectories: childhood, family, school experiences and, finally, the choice for teaching and being a teacher at PIBID.
Life Histories; Memories; Formation of Teachers; PIBID