Professional in Physical Education in Brazil: challenges and perspectives in the world of work
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https://doi.org/10.5016/4975Keywords:
Professional Training. Bachelor of Physical Education. Curriculum. National Curriculum Guidelines.Abstract
In this paper we articulate the challenges in training the professional degree in physical education in the official documents and his intervention in the workplace. Broadened the perceptions and evaluate the proposed training in knowledge and expertise to this field of work and finally raise challenges and prospects for forming the bachelor in physical education in Brazil. The content analysis of papers on the formation of the bachelor supports our propositions concerning the formation of this professional, having as theoretical studies of the field of education and specific articles of the area. Based on the results of this analysis, we constructed a matrix of knowledge established in the official documents. We developed a set of proposals for the formation of this challenging work, adapted and combined with the interests of the communities that work is intended to serve.Downloads
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