“…In Table 6 you can see the frequency of articles by type of effect. It can be observed that in the researched literature, the results are statis tically significant in 60.87% of production, totaling 14 articles (SEFFNER, 2011;WENETZ, 2012;RABELO, 2013;ALTMAN;AYOUB;AMARAL, 2011;DORNELLES;POCAHY, 2014;PINTO, 2011;TORRES;PRADO, 2014;ROCHA, 2012;XAVIER FILHA, 2012;SOARES, 2014;ALONSO;ZURBRIGGEN, 2014;EHRENBERG, 2014;DORNELLES, 2012;MOIZÉS;BUENO, 2010). In this perspective, the status of more than 60% of the produced literature on the subject suggests that the approach of the themes of body, gender and sexuality in teacher education contributes to the destabilization of norms, classifications and hierarchies surrounding the subject.…”