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This paper aims to present a State of Knowledge of scientific production on teacher education in special editions and a Statistical Education journal. In the content analysis of the 17 selected articles, two categories were considered. In the first, which focused on the initial formation of the Mathematics teacher, researches emerged about the undergraduate curriculum, pedagogical strategies, and technological resources. While in the second, in which the continuous formation of the teacher that teaches Statistics was observed, investigations about formation courses, collaborative contexts, pedagogical activities, teaching perceptions and characterization of these profiles, have also emerged. We identified a leading role in studies about continuing education, especially through courses and collaborative practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents a qualitative study, exploratory study type, which aimed to understand which treatment is being given by researchers in the area of Mathematical Education to the research object defined as curriculum of Mathematics Degree courses. From this study it is possible to state that: (i) the understanding of the curriculum is from the perspective of the implementation of curriculum recommendations, not questioning what is the relevant knowledge in the initial teacher education; (ii) the use of prescribed official documents is common to all analyzed works, with the role of defining "what" and "how", knowledge should be treated; (iii) there is a quantitative increase in studies with the thematic curriculum of Mathematics Degree courses, especially after the publication of the DCNs for Teacher Training in 2002. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper our objective is to revisit the trajectory of the Research Group "Mathematics Curriculum Development and Teacher Training", created in 2000, in order to contextualize their productions over about fifteen years operation and to identify, in this way, a collective process of knowledge production. The retrospective highlights the importance of collaboration and research on ways in which researchers relate, organize and convey information to each other. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]