CULTURA AFRO-BRASILEIRA NOS CADERNOS DE EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA DO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL II.

• Main Authors: Letícia Queiroz Citta, Wagner Aparecido Caetano, Arilda Inês Miranda Ribeiro, Carlos Augusto de Carvalho Filho
• Format: Article
• Language: Portuguese
• Published: Universidade do Oeste Paulista 2014-08-01
• Series: Colloquium Humanarum
• Subjects: Law 10.639/03; Afro – Brazilian; School Physical Education
• Online Access: http://revistas.unoeste.br/revistas/ojs/index.php/ch/article/view/1185/1230

This work proposes a discussion and reflection about the Law 10.639/03, which brings the mandatory teaching of african-brazilian culture in the levels of Middle and Secondary School. However, we contextualize the historical factors related to the black population in Brazil, since the degradation of their culture during the period of slavery in colonial Brazil, the social consequences materialized in contemporary multiple strands. In this context we discuss the capacity of school physical education - as a discipline of movement and building values - to contribute to the execution of the said Law, rescuing cultural values of the people who constitute the ethnic majority in our country and who participated and participates effectively in the construction of national identity . Finally, we present an analysis and discussion about of contents african - Brazilian culture found in the Student Notebook Secondary School, made available by the state government of São Paulo. The methodology follows the assumptions of qualitative research, since their deductions are coming from the analysis of teaching materials in school units of the State of São Paulo.