TEACHING IN ‘CLASS CELLS’: CHALLENGES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS IN SCHOOLS IN PRISON
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v27i2.12600Keywords:
Teaching in prison, Physical Education, Schools in prison, Education in prison.Abstract
This research sought to investigate possible challenges faced by physical education teachers in prison schools. This is a qualitative research that used as an instrument for data collection semi-structured interview, questionnaire and field notebook. Teachers revealed several challenges, highlighting the limits for the development of their actions with Physical Education, because the classes happen only inside the room / cell and with various restrictions. This situation limits the scope of the educational purposes of the discipline by reason of their needs and establishes a paradox, because when one thinks of it, it presupposes the presence of bodily movements and practices.Downloads
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