REGULAMENTAÇÃO DA "PROFISSÃO": DESEJOS E MAL-ESTARES
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2604Keywords:
Regulation of the profession. Corporal practices. Labor market in physical education.Abstract
The aim of this paper is to present some exploratory reflections on the "Regulation of the Profession of Physical Education". I try to show up some difficulties, implications and consequences, desires, motivations and indispositions that link to the thesis and the application of the regulation of the profession. In that context I discuss the specialists' relationship with the corporal practices. My considerations point for the difficulty in limiting, without great damages, the corporal practices for the "professionals of Physical Education". I defend, however, the need of more free dialogue on the subject.Downloads
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