EDUCATION (PHYSICAL) AND SPORT – ON THE WEBS AN ACTION RESEARCH EXTENSION IN A UNIVERSITY PUBLIC BAIANA
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.48227Keywords:
Physical Education. Sport. Action Research. Extension.Abstract
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This study was an extension Action Research involving sports training and civic education of young residents of surrounding UEFS-BA neighborhoods. The Research and Action proposed, without epistemological entrenchments, the use of theoretical frameworks in the field of Physical Education and Sport for a dialogue with the realily data, especially from contributions of actors and authors involved. These data were synthesized using the technique of the Collective Subject Speech. Through the results of this study could be seen that it is possible to propose social change, however, recognizing the limitations related to the magnitude of the changes. And in that meaning, the theoretical and experiential experiences brought elements that suggest disruptions in the micro dimensions (pedagogical proposal) and macrostructural (public policy) and that those are permanently intertwined.
Keywords: Physical Education. Sport. Action Research. Extension.
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