The main objective of this study was to understand, under Edgar Morin's complex systemic perspective, how group reflection on teaching practices may constitute a strategy for the production of subjectivity and health. We conducted a case study of an operative group in a public state school at Porto Alegre, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. We elected the complex systemic paradigm as a methodological and theoretical approach. Results appointed that the act of reflecting in group granted the research participants a self-eco-organization, which affected positively on their production of subjectivity. This signalizes that this strategy might promote health and satisfaction among teachers, as well as improvements in their daily practices.
Production of subjectivity; Complexity; Teaching practice; Complex systemic group.
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