Galperin's theory in the physical education teaching process: contributions and approaches
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2316546441440Keywords:
Galperin, Physical Education, TeachingAbstract
This article aims to relate Galperin’s theory to the management of Physical Education teaching, by bibliographic way, explaining the formation of concepts through assimilation stages and the didactic principles by Galperin. To that end, we connect the theoretical-methodological proposal of Overcoming Critical Physical Education and the Historical-Cultural Theory. We conclude that the concepts occur through stages assimilation with didactic principles by Galperin, and the relationship with Physical Education happens within this process of teaching and learning.Downloads
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