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Interpretant les paraules de mestres rurals extremenyes des de la perspectiva d'una futura mestra
L'escola rural 茅s una escola minorit脿ria de gran import脿ncia en el seu entorn, per貌 de la qual es parla poc en la formaci贸 inicial de mestres d'aquelles universitats situades en 脿rees metropolitanes. El present article recull el testimoni de dues mestres extremenyes que han retornat a l'entorn rural per treballar-hi, malgrat haver passat uns anys d'estudi en ciutats. La seva visi贸 es presenta des de la perspectiva d'una futura mestra provinent de l'entorn urb脿. Ella 茅s qui entrevista i elabora els relats de les mestres rurals per tal de mostrar les diferents oportunitats i reptes que presenten les escoles de poble. D'acord amb aquestes mestres, el tipus d'escola (rural/urbana) i la metodologia que proposa el centre no s贸n tan importants com l'entorn laboral i els companys. Finalment, i sempre des de la visi贸 de la mestra en formaci贸, l'article discuteix la import脿ncia de con猫ixer diversos contextos i de viure-hi diferents experi猫ncies. Nom茅s aix铆 els futurs mestres estaran preparats per a la diversitat d'escenaris docents.Rural schools are in the minority, although they are very important in their respective environments. Nevertheless, in the initial teacher training of the universities that are located in metropolitan areas, little is said about this type of school. This article collects the testimony of two Extremaduran teachers who returned to the rural environment to work there, despite having spent a few years studying in cities. Their view is expressed through the lens of a pre-service teacher coming from an urban context. She is the one who interviews and writes the teachers' stories, seeking to present the different opportunities and challenges offered by rural schools. According to these teachers, the type of school (rural/urban) and the methodology proposed by the school are not as important as the work environment and colleagues. Lastly, always from the pre-service teacher's perspective, the article deals with how crucial it is to be acquainted with different contexts and to have experience with them. Only then willthe future teachers be prepared for the diversity of teaching scenarios