PAULO FREIRE AND AUTONOMY DEVELOPMENT IN THE INTEGRATED HIGH SCHOOL OF IFSUL: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v46ied.especial.67412Abstract
Based on Paulo Freire’s thought, this study aimed to understand the possibilities of developing autonomy in regular classes of Physical Education in the Integrated High School of Instituto Federal Sul-rio-grandense. Thirteen Physical Education teachers with 6-15 years of work at the institution were interviewed. The Discursive Textual Analysis supported by NVivo was used to analyze data. Elements pointing out autonomy development in regular classes of Physical Education in the Integrated High School were identified through encouragement of knowledge sharing, critical reflection, and decision-making, thus evidencing the potentiality of Physical Education in Technical-Professional High School Education to engage and enable people to think critically.
KEYWORDS: High School. Professional Education. Physical Education. Autonomy.
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