CONCEPT OF COEDUCATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS AND THE METHODOLOGY FOLLOWED IN ITS PRACTICE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.29593Keywords:
Physical Education. Methodology. TeachingAbstract
The aim of this research was to know the general conception of Physical Education teachers about the coeducation in their own subjects and to find out which methodological strategies are followed by the teachers to work with coeducation. Some semi structured interviews were done to ask for the content analysis. To stand out: in the category “Coeducation definition”, there isn't any arrangement by the professorate about what coeducation is. The category “Drive space employment” shows up that the kids use the most part of the space. The category “Language” stands out that the teachers admit that a sexist way of speaking is inadvertently used in the schools by the kids.
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