Distance and approaches between the Physical Education and the critical pedagogical proposals: the case of Theory Critical-Emancipatory and Communicative Didacticism
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.29451Keywords:
Physical Education. Teaching. Education.Abstract
This article aims to discuss about the distance and approach possibilities between school pedagogical practice and pedagogical critical propositions of Physical Education, taking as reference the discussion the Theory Critical-Emancipatory and Communicative Didacticism. The arguments have two focal points: the need for access to produced and systematized knowledge about this pedagogical proposition and their underlying theories; and to overcome the dichotomy between the academic and school - founded in promoting an effective dialogue between the two.
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