Sport techniques in physical education school: a look at the socio-cultural trends.
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2549Keywords:
Teaching. Physical Education and training. Cultural Characteristics.Abstract
Abstract: Teaching sports techniques lessons of
Physical Education is a very controversial subject. We
must emphasize the fact that called our attention, that
dealing with sport in a critical way would be the same
as being against the teaching of the art. Several factors
contributed in shaping this reality, among them we
suspect that the proposal’s incomprehension made
within the socio-cultural trends. Thus, the aim of this
work was to investigate the technical aspects of sports
in teaching of Physical Education, as socio-cultural
trends part. Throughout the text it is possible to identify
new goals considering sportive techniques such as the
concern with interests of students who movement,
consideration of cultural repertoire of these students,
in addition to proposing that the lessons do not restrict
implementation of these movements, but also includes
the knowledge of social, political, economic and cultural
universe of sports events.
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