The present dissertation aims to investigate the teaching proposal and the uses of the Self-Regulated Learning Pedagogical Activities in the History discipline, produced and distributed by the Rio de Janeiro State Department of Education (SEEDUC-RJ). The work supports the argument that the analyzed material establishes a relationship with different fields that interact with the school routine. The first, in the field of public policies in education and its consequences in the school space, discussed here from the contributions of Ball (1992) and Adrião (2012). The second, of interaction with the notebook, relates the teaching of school history, the practice of the history teacher and its specificity at the present time, based on the positions taken by Monteiro (2010), Abreu and Rangel (2005) and Mattos ( 2007). And finally, the relationship between the Notebook and teaching practice from different profiles, focusing on the dynamics that involve its uses in the school space, using the concepts of appropriation, political commitment and teaching autonomy, respectively borrowed by Chartier (1996) , Mello (2003) and Barroso (1996). To map teachers impressions, the qualitative research methodology was adopted with an emphasis on the application of questionnaires for professionals who are part of a specific school at SEEDUC-RJ, characterized by different issues that cross the teaching work.