PRACTICES OF CONTINUING FORMATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.6255Keywords:
Education, continuing. Physical education. Professional practice.Abstract
It is a study in which its practices of formation are analyzed at the moment when a Physical Education teacher of a municipal school tries to make effective the formation proposals foreseen in the policy suggested by the Secretary of Education. It discusses about the occultation that surround that area, generated through consensus that create illusory projects. It analyzes the school and the way how its organization benefits and/or makes difficult the formation practices built. It shows the collaborator teacher how that school space, which is presented as determinant in the limitation or constitution of such formation practices, is organized.Downloads
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