“…The three-pole dynamic device is a type of dialectics which can be schematized in an spiral way, where wisdoms circulate, not only to know the previous rules of an activity, but also to understand the acts of recentering that operate in the activity (Schwartz, Durrine, 2007). It can be considered a means of action with a general philosophy, and, moreover, it can have a great diversity of application, such as: Trinquet (1996), who developed a device in a company with the objective of controlling the work risks; Durrive (2004), who used it in the training field, and Figaro (2008), who adapted the device proposed by Schwartz and schematized by Durrive in the communication field. The scheme developed by Luis Durrive from the three-pole dynamic device in the field of education was proposed in order to minimize the dichotomy found between the theory and practice present in professional training, in which it was perceived that the training students -that alternated between periods of training in school (theory) and periods in the working field (practice) -had, many times, learning difficulties because they were not able to manage the alternation between wisdoms built in the theory and the wisdoms resultant from practice.…”