Physical Education in School and the enforcement of the National Common Curricular Base
eachers' perspective
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15536/thema.V22.2023.692-711.2175Keywords:
educational discipline, curriculum development, Physical Education teaching, NBCCAbstract
This study aims to analyze the movements, confrontations, and solutions aimed at Physical Education (PE) teachers in the subject curricular development, supported by the assumptions of the National Base Common Curricular (NBCC). Therefore, four teachers who work in a public school participated in an action-research, which the following instruments: a questionnaire, field diary, and interview. Data analysis was based on the discursive textual analysis method. The results indicate that the plans and the assessments could have a better organization, aligning teaching proposals, because the NBCC does not determine the order of the studied content, nor explicitly how the assessments should occur; lack of monitoring of the pedagogical coordinating of the school; there is fragility in understanding and different interpretations about the responsibility of PE; and, the hegemon of the sports as content in PE, which is a factor related to the cultural/motivational aspects of the students. The research that through continuous study and collective discussions, it is possible to deepen understanding of the NBCCs, and, establish a critical relationship, to improve its practical purposes.
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