Posibilidades de la educación deportiva en la escuela rural. Una propuesta a través del voleibol deconstruido (Possibilities of sport education in the rural school. A proposal through deconstructed volleyball)
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i11.35046Keywords:
Educación deportiva. Escuela rural. Voleibol. Autonomía. Dignidad (Sport education. Rural school. Volleyball. Autonomy. Dignity)Abstract
En las siguientes líneas se plantea que posibilidades educativas tiene el deporte dentro de la escuela rural, un medio donde escasean las instalaciones y el alumnado es heterogéneo. Teniendo en cuenta las posibilidades que nos ofrece y los handicaps que tiene, se presenta una propuesta concreta para el aula. Esta propuesta se basa en el principio de deconstrucción para poco a poco, a través del dialogo, ir introduciendo aspectos hasta llegar a prácticas similares a las deportivas.
Abstract: In the following lines it’s thinking about that educational possibilities to sport in rural school, a places where there are few sport installations and pupils are heterogeneous. Think the possibilities that it offers and the handicaps, shows up a concrete proposal for the classroom. This proposal is based on the deconstrucción principle, and step by step, through the dialogue, to go introducing aspects until arriving to practical similar to the sports.
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