SCHOOL EDUCATION AND SPORTS TRAINING: PATHWAYS PRESENTED BY ACADEMIC PRODUCTION
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.61300Keywords:
Sports. Scientific publication indicators. Physical Education training.Abstract
This article maps academic works about reconciling school education and sports education. Its sources included the SciElo database for national search and Capes Portal for international search. Seventeen articles were mapped in thirteen journals. Data were classified/analyzed through bibliometric indicators. Analyses and discussions also covered one doctoral thesis, four master’s dissertations, and three studies presented at congresses, in addition to the special issue of a journal not found in those databases. It shows that concern with the issue emerged in Europe and the US in the 1970s, and it started to be debated in Brazil in the 2000s. It points at attempts to reconcile education acquired in Europe, the US and Brazil, and the importance of external factors for the possibility of ascribing priority to one of the educations concerned.
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