| Summary: | This study has been conducted as part of the tutoring of librarian teachers trainees. The purpose is to think about training practices in the tutorial relationship: reflective writing is a training tool during the training course. We have developed three learning situations. They have been carried out, observed and analysed with reference to the "counter-transposition didactics" model developed in information-documentation didactics: the actors' practice serves as a support for reflective writing work and determines the learning objects. In the reflective process, the trainees review their activity, they uncover and identify professional knowledge. Wording through written feedback on the action opens the way to a form of distancing that allows knowledge to be considered in a new form. This process establishes a print, reflecting part of the professional development of the practicing learner.
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