CYCLES OF PROFESSIONAL TRAJECTORY IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING CAREER
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.75045Keywords:
Career Mobility. Physical Education and Training. Socialization.Abstract
This investigation looked into the career of the Physical Education teachers, considering the cycles of their professional trajectories. Sixty-two Physical Education teachers working in municipal schools in Porto Alegre, RS, participated in the descriptive-exploratory two-stage study. First, questionnaires were applied (n= 64) and then semi-structured interviews (n= 13) were conducted. Besides, it was possible to identify the cycles that characterize the educational career of Physical Education teachers, which are: entrance; consolidation of professional competences; affirmation and diversification; renewal; and maturity. More studies are suggested for following teachers after they retire as well as to broaden the characterization of the different career cycles of Physical Education teachers.
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