Abstract
The study presents a clinical analysis of obstacles that Distance Education (DE) teachers experience from the standpoint of the theoretical and methodological approach of the Clinic of Activity. Being a DE teacher is a recent activity, compared to face-to-face modality, and work activities are reconfigured both from the technical-instrumental and didactic-pedagogic points of view. In order to study the work obstacles, we used the Instruction to the Double technique for a co-analysis of work activity. The analysis of work activity pointed out different ways to experience the teaching activity spaces. The changes that DE produced in the activity of the teachers called to a deeper access of the generic guidelines of the profession, in order to contribute to the revitalization of the teaching activity, not necessarily linked to the use of the classroom model as a guide, because replicating the classroom model for DE would be no guarantee of success for the DE teacher work.
Teacher in Distance Education (DE); Activity Cancelled; Clinic of Activity