SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND MEDIA-EDUCATION: A PEDAGOGICAL EXPERIENCE THROUGH VIDEO PRODUCTION
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https://doi.org/10.31501/rbcm.v28i4.9966Abstract
These are the results of an investigation in school physical education that promoted a pedagogical experience mediated by the conception of media-education. The work was methodologically conducted according to the principles of action research. The critical-emancipatory pedagogy was the axis of the didactic actions investigated associated to a proposal of audiovisual production with students of basic education. Sports content is referenced through student research and presented on video. In the light of the theoretical foundations of media-education and the approaches of physical education to this field of education, we discuss the results of the research that suggest the need for a contextualized didactic planning and that makes possible to open the students to a protagonism in the classes. Thus, the proposal brought together aspects that enhanced an environment of students' co-participation during the teaching-learning process, an expensive aspect of the media-education objectives.Downloads
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31-08-2021
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Costa, J. M. da, & Wiggers, I. (2021). SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND MEDIA-EDUCATION: A PEDAGOGICAL EXPERIENCE THROUGH VIDEO PRODUCTION. Revista Brasileira De Ciência E Movimento, 28(4). https://doi.org/10.31501/rbcm.v28i4.9966






