EDUCAÇÃO PELO ESPORTE - ALGUMAS CONSIDERAÇÕES PARA A REALIZAÇÃO DOS JOGOS DO ESPORTE EDUCACIONAL
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2481Keywords:
Jogos escolares. Esporte. Educação.Abstract
The folowing article presents sport according to philosophy and to Educational sports principles distinguished by concepts which value approach and sympathy among participants. Beginning from the presentation of the Olympic Games in Ancient Rome and Greece, taking into consideration their differences and similarities, sports come to our time as Modern sports, summarized as "Esporte de Rendimento". It is guided by supremacy and has influenced the very many Sports Events in the school environment, owing to their characteristics as a promoter of individualism, competitions, antagonism, tension and psychological pressure. The 1989 JEBs are movement which gives a new meaning to sports in the educational field, but still distinguised by the selective and prejudiced behavior. Presenting the Educational Spors Game as a model, detailing the characteristics and the steps for its creation in an emancipated education context.Downloads
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