The study of sports in undergraduation in Physical Education: building up new horizons
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2833Keywords:
Higher education. Sport. Higher formation.Abstract
The present paper intents to reflect on the study of sports in undergraduation courses in Physical Education. In the first part, the text discusses the difficulties that this curricular area has historically presented in undergraduation level. In its second section, the document examines aspects that are believed to be fundamental to a more critical approach to the study of sports in a course at university, and, finally, it reports the experience of organizing the curriculum (in 2001) of the sports field, which was developed in the course of Physical Education of the Universidade Regional do Noroeste do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul- Unijuí.Downloads
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