Este artigo tem por objetivo identificar aspectos da prática de uma docente ao ministrar disciplinas fundamentadas no Ensino Híbrido para o curso de Fisioterapia de uma instituição privada de Ensino Superior, situada no Distrito Federal. Como instrumento de coleta de informações, foi utilizada a entrevista semiestruturada, composta de um roteiro com oito questões. A análise dessas informações foi inspirada na Análise de Conteúdo, principalmente os procedimentos de fragmentação, codificação e realização de agrupamentos das respostas. Conclui-se que a professora demonstra conhecer que as disciplinas híbridas são assim denominadas por combinar dois contextos de aprendizagem, ou seja, parte é desenvolvido em ambientes virtuais e parte presencial, porém, ao observar como é sua prática em sala de aula, nota-se que a professora reconhece não ter conseguido se adaptar à situação e está em processo de aceitação e mudança de práticas, por se tratar de uma inovação disruptiva de ensino. Palavras-chave: Ensino Híbrido. Formação Continuada de Professores. Prática Docente. AbstractThis article aims to identify aspects of a teacher's practice in teaching subjects based on Blended Learning for the Physiotherapy course of a private institution of Higher Education, located in the Federal District. As a tool for collecting information, a semi-structured interview was used, consisting of a script with eight questions. To analyze this information, we draw on content analysis inspirations, especially the fragmentation, coding and grouping procedures of the responses. We conclude that the teacher demonstrates to know that the hybrid disciplines are so named by combining two learning contexts, that is, part is developed in virtual environments and part in person, but when positioning itself about what is their practice in the classroom, it is noted that the teacher acknowledges that she was unable to adapt to the situation and is in the process of accepting and changing practices, as it is a disruptive teaching innovation. Keywords:  Blended Learning. Continuing Teacher Training. Teaching Practice.

This article has to analyze how interactive processes involving teacher, student and content were constituted in a discipline, developed in a blended learning model, known as inverted classroom. Such study was carried out in a course of Administration, specifically in the discipline Ethics, Politics and Society. Through participant observation, it was possible to analyze in class how the learning process was constituted, the interaction of the teacher's activity with the students when they solved a problem situation of the discipline. It was possible to identify, comparing with the traditional teaching model, that the student becomes the center of the teaching and learning process and the teacher, many times, is configured as an advisor on the path that the student needs to go.