This research focuses on pedagogical practices and the related emotions involved in the online educational system. The goal of this autoethnographic, exploratory and contextualized study is to recognize and make deep reflections about the beliefs and emotions that emerge in online classes and to analyze the discourse generated during the interactions that took place in the private tutoring sessions that occurred during the emergency remote study period due to the covid19 pandemic. In order to do that, I utilize theoretical concepts that come from: Applied Linguistics (MOITA LOPES, (MOITA LOPES, 2006; 2013; MILLER, 2013), Exploratory Practice (ALLWRIGHT, 2006; MILLER et al., 2008), Autoethnography (ELLIS, 2004; ADAMS; BOCHNER; ELLIS, 2011; DENZIN; LINCOLN, 2000; BOCHNER; ELLIS, 2000), Beliefs, (BARCELOS, 2001, 2003, 2004; BARCELOS; ABRAHÃO, 2006; ANDRÉ, 1996; KALAJA 1995), Emotions (ZEMBYLAS, 2003a, 2003b, 2005; REZENDE; COELHO, 2010; FAIRCLOUGH, 2001; 2003; hooks, 2013; LE BRETON, 2021), Emergency Remote Teaching (FONSECA; CARDOSO, 2021), Evaluation (THOMPSON; HUNSTON, 2000; THOMPSON; ALBA-JUEZ, 2014; THOMPSON, 2000; MARTIN; WHITE, 2005, HALLIDAY, 1994; 2014), Systemic-Functional Linguistics (FUZER; CABRAL, 2014; NEVES, 1997 ; HALLIDAY; MATTHIESSEN, 2014). Aligned with the qualitative research paradigm (DENZIN; LINCOLN, 2006), the contemporary perspective of Applied Linguistics and the ethic-methodological framework of Exploratory Practice, I present the analysis of the conversation exchanges oriented by an exploratory perspective to the online school environment. I assume that the emotions are susceptible to variations provoked by the sociocultural environment in which they emerge (REZENDE; COELHO, 2010). The beliefs and emotions identified in the interactions co-constructed with the collaborating student are observed and studied within a micro context and within a macropolitical context. For the data interpretation, I analyze the meanings of the beliefs and emotions found in the exploratory conversations recorded for investigation. The data analysis of our exploratory conversations yielded the understanding that the collaborating student built, throughout this academic trajectory, beliefs regarding his student-teacher relation that interfered in this process of studying-learning by bringing to the surface emotions about pedagogical practice in the online study environment.