ASSUMPTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF AN EXPERIENCE REPORT AS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE

Accepting experience as the starting point for learning, experience report-type manuscripts allow for the critical presentation of scientific and/or professional practices and/or interventions. In this sense, it is essential that your writing guarantees its presentation from an academic perspective. Thus, this text aim to discuss the theoretical and structuring assumptions for the elaboration of collaborative experience reports for the construction of knowledge. Methodologically, it is a study in the form of an academic-scientific essay. The main contribution comes from the presentation of a script for the description and reflexive critique of the reported experience. Thus, it is suggested that the follow-up of the report itself is composed of four types of description: informative, referenced, dialogued and critical, according to its elements and respective facilitating question for the presentation of information. It is understood that the proposal will contribute to the understanding of experience reporting as an important academic writing modality for the production of knowledge, especially for the improvement of scientific and professional actions.