MEMORIES OF EXTRACURRICULAR SPORTS PRACTICE IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN PARANÁ (1980-1990)
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.103945Keywords:
History. Sports. Interview. Physical Education.Abstract
This work focuses on understanding aspects that weakened extracurricular sports practice in private schools in the state of Paraná during the 1980s and 1990s. It employed Oral History as a methodology. Six interviews were conducted with athletes, coaches and/or school sports managers in the state at the time. It was found that: sports were used as institutional marketing tools; schools stopped investing in sports for different reasons; schools had been overshadowed when students/athletes began to participate in municipal and state teams; the national financial scenario forced investments to be restructured; sports had become a way to raise financial investments; behavioral change was seen in young people; criticism of sports education in Physical Education influenced that weakening process (during the 1990s).
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