AFRICAN BOARD GAMES: TRADITION AND FUN IN HIGH SCHOOL
tradição e diversão no ensino médio
Abstract
This research is the result of an experience with board games of Africans in school physical education in high school and sought to identify and understand the meanings attributed by students in the face of this experience. The study involved field research based on pedagogical intervention developed in four classes of the first year. At the end of the intervention, students produced written records which were subjected to content analysis, with two categories emerging: “Knowledge and fun in school physical education” and “Interculturality at play”. The results point to the playful power and the consistency of African board games as content also in high school, in order to favor the respect for diversity and the valorization of the tradition and culture of historically marginalized people contributing to the construction of an equitable education, fair and supportive.
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