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TL;DR: In this paper, the conditions for access and participation in sports and body practices are not equal between men and women in terms of the visibility given by the media, the value of prizes awarded to the winners in sports competitions, among other issues.
Abstract: This text aims at giving evidence that women's participation in Brazilian sports, despite a substantial increase in the last decades, deserves to be analyzed with caution. It implies in affirming that the conditions for access and participation in sports and body practices, be it in performance sports, leisure, or school physical education are not equal between men and women in terms of the visibility given by the media, the value of prizes awarded to the winners in sports competitions, among other issues. In other words, along the history of sports in Brazil there have been differences among the incentives, the sponsorships, the visibility, the opportunities and the power relations conferred to men and women, be it in terms of participation or in sports management. KEY WORDS: women and sports – body and sports practices participation in physical activities – school physical education.

65 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, a discussion on the main biological and physiological aspects of the human body that are experienced in adulthood, especially among the elderly, is presented. But the authors focus on regular physical activity (exercise, sports, dance, martial arts, etc) as one of the healthy ways to oppose the causes and effects of bodily aging.
Abstract: This text deals with a discussion on the main biological and physiological aspects of the human body that are experienced in adulthood, especially among the elderly, who are more fragile regarding the regular standards obtained during childhood and earlier adulthood. This text emphasizes regular physical activity (exercise, sports, dance, martial arts, etc) as one of the healthy ways to oppose and ease the causes and effects of bodily aging that affect the elderly. KEY WORDS: Biological aging - Ffunctional capacities -Eexercise - Elderly,Tthird age

32 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analyzed dance as a content in school physical education classes and recognized its presence at school, either via Physical Education classes or via Art Education classes, but its presence occurred out of the context of the discussion about cultural selection, undertaken by the school syllabi.
Abstract: We have analyzed dance as a content in School Physical Education Classes. We understand that there is a lack of discussion on dance as a content to be approached in the school environment. We recognize its presence at school, either via Physical Education classes or via Art Education classes. Its presence, however, occurs out of the context of the discussion about cultural selection, undertaken by the school syllabi. This study is part of the dissertation “Knowledge in the school syllabi: the content dance in physical education classes on an analytical perspective”. KEY WORDS: Dance - Physical Education - Pedagogical practice.

22 citations



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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors show some perspectives for a new dimension of physical education inside school instituition and also try to put in evidence the absence of new horizons for the present model in use at school.
Abstract: This work has the objective to show some perspectives for a new dimension of Physical Education inside school instituition. Also try to put in evidence the absence of new horizons for the present model in use at school. On the other side, it points out some possibilities to revert this situation not too much promising, when it impute to Physical Education the organization, systematization, and decodefication of men and women corporal practices, beyond cinestesic limits. There is in the corporability its own possibility of comprehension and explicity of cultural dynamics, considering Physical Education teacher as the intelectual responsible for this work as far as corporal practices are concerned. KEY WORDS: physical education; professional training in physical education; public politics in physical education.

17 citations


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TL;DR: In this article, the authors aim at broadening the boundaries of such discourses, from the starting point of media and biotechnology, in order to reflect upon the work of the physical education professional, avoiding a noncritical, generalizing intervention, such as the discourse that "physical activity is health".
Abstract: In the 19th Century, physical education built the healthy body for military and industrial aims, based on the discourses of physical activity and health. Currently, media, technology and science disseminate such discourses for other objectives. This study aims at broadening the boundaries of such discourses, from the starting point of media and biotechnology, in order to reflect upon the work of the physical education professional, avoiding a non-critical, generalizing intervention, such as the discourse that “physical activity is health”. Contemporary lifestyles seem to lead to heart problems, obesity, depression, and stress. Again, physical activity is advertised as the cure. At the same time, the mass media use this context by turning the body into a consumer product, and by turning health into a synonym for beauty. KEY-WORDS: body - health - physical activity - mass media.

15 citations


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TL;DR: In this article, a methodological approach for the teaching of gym in schools and communities, which is being built from the experiences held with teaching, research, and extension (community-bound) projects linked to GEPEGIN -the Study, Research, and Gym Experimentation Group, from the Physical Education Department at UFG -the Federal University of Goias, is presented.
Abstract: This article aims at systematizing a methodological approach for the teaching of gym in schools and communities, which is being built from the experiences held with teaching, research, and extension (community-bound) projects linked to GEPEGIN - the Study, Research, and Gym Experimentation Group, from the Physical Education Department at UFG - the Federal University of Goias. This approach indicates some principles, contents, and strategies for action that might contribute to the process of human education in a critical way, in an attempt to point towards a new perspective for the teaching, the practice, and the knowledge of Gymnastics. KEY-WORDS: gymnastics methodology – human education – body language.

14 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, the concepts of professional habitus, hidden syllabus, and teacher culture are articulated as instruments for the analysis of pedagogical practices among physical education teachers, and the phenomenon of intensification reinforces teacher routines and hinders reflection derived from practice.
Abstract: This paper intends to articulate the concepts of professional habitus, hidden syllabus, and teacher culture as instruments for the analysis of pedagogical practices among physical education teachers. By conceiving pedagogical practice as a product of a context and of a professional habitus, this text discusses the production of a hidden syllabus that originates from teacher practices, considering that such a hidden syllabus can be the result of interpersonal relationships, school regulations and of the contents of a school subject or syllabus component. This paper also shows how the phenomenon of intensification reinforces teacher routines and hinders reflection derived from practice. KEYWORDS: pedagogical practice – professional habitus – hidden syllabus

12 citations


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TL;DR: This paper investigated gender relations in children from 4 to 5 years old who go to infant education groups in the public schools of Florianopolis, Brazil, and found that even among very young children gender roles are very close to the roles lived by adults who live in the same cultural contexts and that gender identities are experienced at different stages of interaction between these children.
Abstract: This study investigated gender relations in children from 4 to 5 years old who go to infant education groups in the public schools of Florianopolis. The main aim was to understand how children build indentities and gender roles in the relations they establish with their peers and with adults who are closer to them in these educational spaces. We base our studies in Scott (1995) and Louro (1997) on the definitions of gender relations and we borrow the idea of gender identity from Grossi (1998) and Stoller (1993) . We start from the idea that the interactions established by children are part of a number of objective and subjective experiences that create their identities, as well as their social gender roles. This investigation, of the ethnographic type, based on Geertz (1989) and Fonseca (2000) showed that even among very young children gender roles are very close to the roles lived by adults who live in the same cultural contexts and that gender identities are experienced at different stages of interaction between these children. KEY WORDS: Gender relations - Physical Education - Infant education.

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TL;DR: In this article, a bibliographic analysis was performed to gather how the academic brazilian production of physical education has been dealing with dance issues, including dance apart of school, teachers graduation, and sexism in dance.
Abstract: This work brings a bibliographic analysis that aims to gather how the academic brazilian production of physical education has been dealing with dance issues. There were formulated two directions to guide my incursion in the articles: “Dance apart of school – causes and perspectives; Dance from school X predominant practices assimilation”. The period studied was from 1986 until 1996 and articles from ten physical education periodics there analysed. Between the aspects discoursed through the text, these ones deserve to be detached: dance in the physical education, teachers graduation and sexism in dance. KEY- WORDS: Physical Education; Dance; Bibliographic Analysis.

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TL;DR: In this article, the theoretical recital and its unfoldings in the syllabus of the initial education program in Physical Education for Primary Education as it was implemented at CEFD/UFES (the Center for Physical Education and Sports at Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo in the year 2006).
Abstract: This study presents the theoretical recital and its unfoldings in the syllabus of the initial education program in Physical Education for Primary Education as it was implemented at CEFD/UFES (the Center for Physical Education and Sports at Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo in the year 2006. KEYWORDS: initial education – physical education – course syllabus

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TL;DR: In this paper, the lecturing stage in the teaching education process of licentiates in Physical Education at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul was analyzed, based on qualitative research of the case study type, aimed at understanding the way through which trainees articulated the theory learned in the pedagogic subjects with their teaching practice at school.
Abstract: This study analyses the lecturing stage in the teaching education process of licentiates in Physical Education at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Based on qualitative research of the case study type, this work aimed at understanding the way through which trainees articulated the “theory” learned in the pedagogic subjects with their teaching “practice” at school. The metaphor of “Astral Alignment”, used by our collaborator to refer to the syllabus organization of the course, allowed us to perceive that the criticism of the group fell on the predominance of a didactic practice which was centered in the “education of seated bodies” as opposed to a didactic practice centered in the “bodies in movement”. KEYWORDS: professional education – lecturing stage – teaching practice

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TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the knowledge incorporated and shared by the Circo Girassol circus in Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil. And they presented an educational proposal to enable the practice of body movement culture to be developed in cooperation, solidarity, and interdisciplinarity, turning the "let's play circus" act into a playful pedagogical act focused at the "production" of pleasure.
Abstract: This text is part of a master’s dissertation which investigates circus knowledge incorporated and shared by the Circo Girassol circus in Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil. Considering the body from cultural and historical references, one can observe movement in the circus arts to be resignified at each moment. From the body practices of the saltimbancs, triggering laughter and freedom, to the art of the contemporary circus adapted to the artistic performance market of this time, the body becomes one of the main products of the Culture Industry. This article also presents an educational proposal to enable the practice of body movement culture to be developed in cooperation, solidarity, and interdisciplinarity, turning the “let’s play circus” act into a playful pedagogical act focused at the “production” of pleasure. KEYWORDS: circus art – body – pedagogical practices – playfulness


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TL;DR: In this article, a pesquisa teorica baseada na hermeneutica for danca na educacao is presented, with the intuito de desenvolver uma fundamentacao teorecção for a danca in Educacao, com base em elementos da arte e da estetica.
Abstract: Nesta pesquisa tivemos o intuito de desenvolver uma fundamentacao teorica para a danca na educacao, com base em elementos da arte e da estetica. Temos como pressuposto metodologico a realizacao de uma pesquisa teorica baseada na hermeneutica. Na arte identificamos como primordiais a criatividade e a expressividade, e na estetica, a sensibilidade. Acreditamos que esses elementos formam o tripe basico para o trabalho com a danca tanto na educacao formal quanto na educacao informal. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Danca - Educacao - Arte - Estetica.


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TL;DR: In this paper, an artigo pretende discutir os Jogos Olimpicos de Atenas como um ritual that organizes e estrutura as narrativas miticas that constroem a modernidade.
Abstract: Este artigo pretende discutir os Jogos Olimpicos de Atenas como um ritual que organiza e estrutura as narrativas miticas que constroem a modernidade. Reflete sobre o papel dos meios de comunicacao de massa na disseminacao destas narrativas por meio da divulgacao massiva deste ritual, produzindo um processo de identificacao dos sujeitos atraves de estrategias especificas, colaborando na fragmentacao das identidades e na cisao entre cultura subjetiva e cultura objetiva, o que, conforme Simmel, configuraria-se na tragedia da cultura. Como base documental, sao utilizadas materias jornalisticas de dois jornais de Santa Catarina a respeito da participacao dos atletas catarinenses olimpicos. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: mito – ritual – cultura – esporte - midia.

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TL;DR: In this article, the authors present an objective to reflect the political-pedagogical bases that have sustained the evaluation practice in education and physical education school teaching, and analyze the educator and school postures at this tipe of avaluative practice from the after-marxism perspectives.
Abstract: The present article has as objective to reflect the political-pedagogical bases that have sustained the evaluation practice in Education and Physical Education School Teaching. At this context it analyses the educator and school postures at this tipe of avaluative practice from the after – marxism perspectives. It shows our conception about evaluation in Physical Education School Teaching, as series of methological theoretical-practice to the learning and teaching process. These reflexions are the results in accordance with the philosofical bases and the political – pedagogic Collective Planning of the Pedagogic Work (PCTP) proposal in development since 1993 at NEPECC of the Physical Education and Sports Department of the Federal University of Uberlândia. KEY WORDS: Avaluation – Physical Education – Education.

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors compare Classic Ballet and contemporary dance and find that contemporary dance offers many enriching forms of work, with great openness for the perceptive and creative growth of a human being, while classic ballet searches for the appropriate, institutionalized technique, which brings in itself codes and meanings that reflect an authoritative and hierarchical society.
Abstract: This article aims at analizing, from the starting point of a case study comparing Classic Ballet and Contemporary Dance, how dance can relate to human development, within the context of a capitalist-dominated society. We have observed that contemporary dance offers many enriching forms of work, with great openness for the perceptive and creative growth of a human being. The analyzed group, however, presented a few contradictions in regards to the contents and methodology that were used to achieve their goals. Lettin go of the old conceptions in the teaching of dance, wich are very much reaffirmed in classic ballet, is hard to achieve. It is, however, absolutely necessary, if we are to adopt a new approach, based on freedom and respect for human individuality. Classic ballet searches for the appropriate, institutionalized technique, which brings in itself codes and meanings that reflect an authoritative and hierarchical society. Its work is based on reproduction and repetition in order to achieve technically perfect movements. I believe that the possibility of creation, intervention and questionings within the teaching environment are fundamental to the upbringing of a human being who understands him/herself as the creator, the author of his/her own actions within society. KEY WORDS: Dance - Human development - Classic ballet - Contemporary dance.

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analyze the way in which dance is inserted in the formal education of children and adolescents, that is, in the teaching of primary and secondary schools in Brazil.
Abstract: This article analyzes the way in which dance is – or is not – inserted in the Formal Education of children and adolescents, that is, in the teaching of Primary and Secondary schools. It investigates the execution of dance projects in schools, taking as an example the schools from the Metropolitan region of Campinas-SP. This article discusses basic but controversial issues about the teaching of dance and related issues, like the use of uniforms and the carrying out of end-of-course presentations. KEY WORDS: Dance - Education - Art - Art Education - Basic Education.

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TL;DR: In this article, the authors argue that an education program for physical education teachers should be built on five sources of information: 1. The demands presented by public school, social movements and other entities related to sports and leisure activities in the city and in the country; 2. An assessment of the facilities available for the offering of physical education courses; 3. A critical evaluation of the literature produced on the theme; 4. Proposals for the restructuring of the teacher education program syllabus for physically education teachers.
Abstract: This text argues that an education program for physical education teachers should be built on five sources of information: 1. The demands presented by public school, social movements and other entities related to sports and leisure activities in the city and in the country; 2. An assessment of the facilities available for the offering of physical education courses; 3. A critical evaluation of the literature produced on the theme; 4. The discussion of available projects in the definition of guidelines for teacher education programs for physical education teachers and in the creation of the CREFE/CONFEF System and in the approval of professional regulations; 5. Proposals for the restructuring of the teacher education program syllabus for physical education teachers as proposed by the LEPEL/FACED/UFBA Group. KEYWORDS: teacher education – course syllabus –pedagogical work

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analize the new National Syllabus Guidelines for Higher Education and more specifically the new process of course reform designed for Physical Education B.A programs, from the starting point of the representations of public school teachers which are related to their knowledge and skills, their initial education and their professional performance.
Abstract: The aim of this article is to analize the new National Syllabus Guidelines for Higher Education and, more specifically, the new process of course reform designed for Physical Education B.A programs. As such, this article aims at contributing to the debate over those guidelines in the context of course reform for these courses, from the starting point of the representations of public school teachers which are related to their knowledge and skills, their initial education, and their professional performance. KEYWORDS: public policies – National Syllabus Guidelines – course syllabus theory – physical education – teacher education

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TL;DR: In this article, the authors discuss the teaching of physical education for infants at school, and base their reflections on university teaching, research and extension projects that they developed as professors of the Physical Education Course at UFMG.
Abstract: In this article we discuss the teaching of Physical Education for Chilldren at school, and we base our reflections on university teaching, research and extension projects that we developed as professors of the Physical Education Course at UFMG. We first approach Physical Education as a school field of knowledge and then we ask questions related to the education of teachers, identifying dillemas and the need for intervention and, in the last part, we highlight a few aspects related to infancy, here understood as a social-cultural construction and as a unique moment in the process of human growth. KEY WORDS: Physical Education - Infancy - School.

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors discuss gym classes as a part of school physical education, using General Gymnastics as a methodological approach, integrating the several gymnastic manifestations to the other components of body culture, with the lack of competition as its main feature.
Abstract: This study aims at discussing gym classes as a part of school physical education, using General Gymnastics as a methodological approach. Such an approach has the perspective of integrating the several gymnastic manifestations to the other components of body culture, with the lack of competition as its main feature. KEY WORDS: gym – general gymnastics – physical education in schools.

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TL;DR: O Taekwondo e uma arte marcial milenar nascida e desenvolvida em estreita relacao com a historia da Coreia do Sul, faz parte do quadro de modalidades olimpicas as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: O Taekwondo e uma arte marcial milenar nascida e desenvolvida em estreita relacao com a historia da Coreia do Sul. O processo de esportivizacao dessa arte inicia-se em 1964, periodo em que se expande pelo mundo, ganhando o territorio brasileiro. Atualmente, faz parte do quadro de modalidades olimpicas. Entretanto – entendendo as lutas (inclusive o Taekwondo) como parte da cultura corporal produzida pelo homem e, como tal, um conhecimento que precisa ser acessado pelas pessoas em sua historia, analisando condicoes, tensoes e interesses que orientaram o seu processo de esportivizacao, a fim de colaborar para a redefinicao dos elementos que deverao compor o universo de saberes, sentidos e significados relacionados ao Taekwondo em nossa realidade atual, sobretudo quando pensamos no contexto educacional –, procuramos sistematizar o conteudo historico dessa arte marcial, no sentido de facilitar o acesso a esse conhecimento. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: arte marcial – esporte – taekwondo.

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TL;DR: In this article, a modelo da Escada da Aptidao para Toda a Vida (EATV) a luz do ideario da Promocao da Saude (PS) e da Cultura Corporal do Movimento (CCM), no sentido de ampliar a proposta de Educacao Fisica Escolar (EFE), constatam que a EATV enfatiza a aquisicao de saude via aptidao fisica; ignora aspectos socio-politicos e economic
Abstract: Este artigo objetiva analisar o modelo da Escada da Aptidao para Toda a Vida (EATV) a luz do ideario da Promocao da Saude (PS) e da Cultura Corporal do Movimento (CCM), no sentido de ampliar a proposta de Educacao Fisica Escolar (EFE). Primeiramente, constatamos que a EATV enfatiza a aquisicao de saude via aptidao fisica; ignora aspectos socio-politicos e economicos da saude; nao supera a relacao causal entre exercicio e saude; e fragmenta os seus conteudos. Num segundo momento, sugerimos um redirecionamento da EATV atraves da exposicao de uma Proposta Tematica para a EFE, que pressupoe a transmissao de outros conteudos, visando a formacao de um aluno critico no que concerne ao consumo da CCM. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: educacao fisica escolar – promocao da saude – cultura corporal do movimento.

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors reflect upon the process of child development in blind children aged up to two years old (sensor-motor period): their acquisition of motor skills such as the development of grabbing, language, the notion of object, the mother-child attachment, and an analysis of the assessment program for early intervention.
Abstract: This article reflects upon the process of child development in blind children aged up to two years old (sensor-motor period): their acquisition of motor skills such as the development of grabbing, language, the notion of object, the mother-child attachment, and an analysis of the assessment program for early intervention This reflexion shows that child development happens through movement, which facilitates the structuring of thought and language, as well as the child’s relationship with the environment and other people, especially their mothers An analysis of the program shows that its success depends on the assessment given directly to the child, with frequent and continuous work done at home, as well as the assessment given to the family, throught orientation and joint efforts KEY-WORDS: sensor-motor development - assessment program for early intervention - blind children

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TL;DR: In this article, a bibliographic research on the existing studies on the matter is presented, with the aim of pointing to possible contributions to the understanding of this research theme and to stimulate significant interventions in the related fields.
Abstract: Nature has constantly become the focus of interest to many people who go to it due to their need of interaction, for various reasons. In this sense, one tries to broaden the understanding of the universe related to factors which are linked to the consumption of nature and to the awereness of the need for implementation of an environmental education program. This type of education is necessary, as one considers the growing demand for adventure tourism and outdoor physical practices in the scope of leisure. To achieve this understanding, we have undertaken a bibliographic research on the existing studies on the matter, with the aim of pointing to possible contributions to the understanding of this research theme and to stimulate significant interventions in the related fields. KEYWORDS: nature – education – leisure