The feedback as an ethical-political practice of the reseacher

Abstract This work presents the issue of feedback in a research carried out with teachers of a Public School. It experiences feedback as an exercise that includes everyone in the process of producing knowledge about the school work and not just as mere data feedback at the end of the investigation. It works methodologically with the production of a device-board built in the school. It problematizes the feedback as an ethical question and a way of relating to the production of knowledge in intervention research. It produces shifts from traditionally occupied “places” in the “researcher-researched” relationship, forging inflections in the dualistic model of making research and “returning data” to the field.