This article is the result of research that aimed to investigate the teachings produced by teachers who taught in the Initial Years of the private education network in Porto Alegre (RS), during Emergency Remote Education (ERE). The theoretical ground that guided the study is composed of the tools of Michel Foucault's thinking. The empirical material consists of statements from 21 educators about their ways of teaching and planning classes during ERE. The analysis showed that ERE produced three forms of teaching, appointments as: protagonist teaching, re-inventive teaching and cyborg teaching, which remained aligned with the premises of neoliberalism.