School inclusion in teacher training course in Physical Education
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https://doi.org/10.5902/1984686X17629Keywords:
Inclusion, Teacher education, Physical Education.Abstract
The vocational training for teachers occupies a prominent position in academic, professional and political debates related to school inclusion. This work's objective is to discuss how the training process is conducted in an undergraduate degree in Physical Education brings the theme "school inclusion", aimed at teaching preparation for professional intervention in inclusive educational settings. Results indicate that Physical Education, based on a critical vision of itself, with special attention to the formative processes unleashed in universities, can contribute to the achievement of respect for difference and diversity in the school.Downloads
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