TCC - Licenciatura em Educação Física (Sede)
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Item O conteúdo de ensino jogo nos documentos norteadores da política de educação do Ensino Médio das escolas estaduais de Pernambuco(2023-04-26) Monte, Paulo Henrique Souza do; Lindoso, Rosângela Cely Branco; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3076590717855221We can say that the game is a cultural expression in society, consisting of social practices located in different historical contexts, experienced in different places. Its experience takes place in communities, territories, cities, public and private spaces. The school is one of these spaces where games are experienced. However, the school differs from other spaces by carrying out an educational process with the pedagogical treatment of knowledge / teaching content Game, which is presented and taught to students by the Physical Education teacher based on objectives, teaching methods and evaluation. In this context, this research has the general objective: To analyze the teaching content of Game in the guiding documents of School Physical Education (BNCC and Curriculum of Pernambuco) in High School in state schools of Pernambuco. As for the specific objectives, we seek to: Analyze the Game and its relationship with the guiding documents of the educational policy for school physical education in the production of scientific articles on the subject; Analyze the educational policy of Physical Education in High School as guiding and guiding documents for state public schools in Pernambuco; Understanding the teaching content Game in school Physical Education from its historicity; To analyze the teaching content Game in the curricular proposals of Physical Education in the BNCC 2018 and in the Curriculum of Pernambuco in the 2021 High School. We found that the scientific articles bring a series of contestations with regard to the new proposals in relation to Physical Education and the game. Finally, we believe that greater attention should be paid to what the guiding documents for the practice of Physical Education and games propose, considering that they are essential in secondary education in the state network of Pernambuco.Item A educação física nos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental: a organização do conhecimento dança no Currículo de Pernambuco(2024-09-24) Xavier, Walquiria Wallesca dos Santos; Paiva, Andréa Carla de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1546386833032185; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0060873264361246Dance content has had less and less space in schools. Little by little, it has been neglected and advocated for its cultural and social aspects. Such content is expressed in documents as a form of expression of body language, which makes it difficult for teachers to systematize it. Given this, this research aims to understand the organization of knowledge about dance in Physical Education classes for the initial years of Elementary School in schools, based on the Pernambuco Curriculum. To this end, we defined as specific objectives, identifying dance as a theme and its contents for Physical Education classes, as well as how its contents are organized for the initial years of Elementary School in the Pernambuco Curriculum. The study proposes, through a bibliographic and documentary study, of a qualitative nature, to understand the importance of the theme of dance in Physical Education classes at school, discussing the social role of the school and Physical Education as a mandatory curricular component in Basic Education. Then, the specificity of dance and its contents are presented, and then how the organization of this theme occurs in the Pernambuco Curriculum. Based on the analysis, we highlight that the Pernambuco Curriculum for the organization of dance content in the initial years of Elementary School, within its possibilities, is characterized as a document that seeks to maintain the theme of dance and its cultural identity, preserving its essence, but it also presents itself as a conservative document, as it does not address issues involving the debate of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, among others, with the objective of improving the teaching-learning process, based only on bodily experimentation, not helping students to develop a deeper and more meaningful understanding, not relating reality and the social context to the content of dance.