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Acta Scientiarum. Education
versión impresa ISSN 2178-5198versión On-line ISSN 2178-5201
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BROSTOLIN, Marta Regina y MORAES, Claudia Diniz de. Child education and physical education in the interdisciplinary perspective: (im) possibilities. Acta Educ. [online]. 2021, vol.43, e48032. Epub 01-Nov-2020. ISSN 2178-5201. https://doi.org/10.4025/actascieduc.v43i1.48032.
This text, an excerpt from a Master's research, has as its theme the relationship between Infant Education, Physical Education and Interdisciplinarity and aims to understand if there is an interdisciplinary pedagogical practice among Physical Education teachers and pedagogues that work in the Centers of Infant Education (CEINFs) of a city of Mato Grosso do Sul. The research conducted in 2017 was developed in two steps. In the first, a questionnaire-invitation was used as a methodological instrument, which was delivered to 111 teachers who work in the 100 CEINFs, with 106 of them returned, and whose objective was to characterize the Physical Education professionals who work in CEINFs, data not discussed on this text. In the second step, the methodological instrument applied was the Focal Group technique, in which 10 teachers representing seventeen CEINFs participated, since some of those work in more than one of those institutions. For the analysis of the data of the research two thematic categories were listed: the planning elaboration; and interdisciplinary pedagogical practices. The results showed that although Physical Education is present in Early Childhood Education, it is not part of Early Childhood Education, as it is still seen as a discipline that is developed by specialists. In this way, dialogue opportunities and formation in group are not made available, thus occurring the fragmentation of planning, which consequently fragments the teaching actions and the opportunity for children.
Palabras clave : physical education teachers; teachers of early childhood education; interdisciplinary pedagogical practice.