2006
DOI: 10.1080/00336297.2006.10491882
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Sport Education, Critical Pedagogy, and Learning Theory: Toward an Intrinsic Justifi cation for Physical Education and Youth Sport

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“…Conforme aponta KIRK (2006), outras práticas corporais, além do esporte são mediadas pela educação. O autor elenca exemplos como a dança, exercícios físicos, atividades físicas de aventura e outras (KIRK, 2006).…”
Section: Unitermos: Ensino De Esportes; Prática Pedagógica; Artes Marunclassified
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“…Conforme aponta KIRK (2006), outras práticas corporais, além do esporte são mediadas pela educação. O autor elenca exemplos como a dança, exercícios físicos, atividades físicas de aventura e outras (KIRK, 2006).…”
Section: Unitermos: Ensino De Esportes; Prática Pedagógica; Artes Marunclassified
“…O autor elenca exemplos como a dança, exercícios físicos, atividades físicas de aventura e outras (KIRK, 2006). Da mesma forma, podemos incluir as lutas corporais, uma das manifestações que fazem parte da cultura corporal de movimento dos seres humanos como uma prática que precisa estar debruçada em perspectivas pedagógicas renovadoras.…”
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“…Pedagogy is, however, a complex concept; indeed Alexander (2008, p. 183), in line with several scholars within sport pedagogy (e.g. Evans, Davies, & Rich, 2009;Kirk, 2006;Rink, 2001), highlighted the 'extraordinary richness of pedagogy as a field of intellectual exploration and empirical enquiry'. Moreover, as Akkerman and Van Eijck (2013, p. 60) remind us, the learner at the centre of our pedagogical practices is multi-faceted, and has to be recognised as a 'whole person who participates in school as well as in many other practices'.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Laker (2002) argues that in broad terms "sport, in the educational guises of PE and school sport, has a major role to play in the education of young people" (p. 6), legitimating the existence of PE in schools (Laker, 2003). Kirk (2006) also makes a strong case for the inclusion of sport in school PE as play, games and sports at their best are conceived as intrinsically good things, among the most important and serious of human activities and hence they are an important part of the school curriculum. Internationally, games and sport are recognised as one of the most important elements of the PE curriculum, representing the "prime source of content and key contexts for teaching and learning" (Lopez, Jordan, Penney & Chandler, 2009, p. 47).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%