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13724
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| Year |
1
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| Semester |
S1
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| ECTS Credits |
6
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| Workload |
T(15H)/TP(45H)
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| Scientific area |
Sports Sciences
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Entry requirements |
Not Required
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Mode of delivery |
Face-to-face
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Learning outcomes |
Introduce students to the study of different components of the sports phenomenon.
This course is intended to provide students with (i) the general knowledge and specific skills of a bachelor in science of sport and the respective labor market in Sport; (ii) understanding of the different paradigms of contemporary sport; (iii) understanding the importance of sport in society, knowing the corporeal-motor-sports culture throughout the historical process to the present day and (iv) knowledge of Portuguese sports system and main applicable law.
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Syllabus |
Module I - Introduction to Sport and Sport Sciences:
1. Sports professionals and the job market;2. Ethics and fair play in sport;3. The complexity of the sport concept; 4. Science and Sport sciences.
Module II - History of Sport:
1. Games and motor practices in the first civilizations: Mesopotamia, Egypt and China;
2. Classical civilizations: a. Greek gymnastics; B. The importance of the body - aesthetics; c.Main sports festivals in Greece – the Ancient Olympic Games;
3. Gymnastics in the Romans;
4. The Middle Ages: Neglect of the body; ideal knight;
5. Renaissance: the humanist revival of bodily education;
6. Modernity:
7. The fall of gymnastics and the consolidation of modern sports physical education:
8. The complexity and sciences of sport.
Module III - The organization of the national and European sports system: Portuguese sports system and the European community; Sport concepts in the 21st century.
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Main Bibliography |
Antón, A.J.M. (2008). “Historia del deporte”. Editora Wanceulen.
Mandell, R.D. (1986).“Historia cultural del deporte”. ISBN: 84-7290-047-9.
Sérgio, M. (1998). “Corte Epistemológico – da Educação Física à Ciência da Motricidade Humana”. Edições Piaget, Lisboa.
Tavares, G. (2001). A temperatura do corpo. Colecção Epistemologia e Sociedade. Ed. Instituto Piaget.
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Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria |
The type of UC classes is fundamentally theoretical-practical in nature, with the presentation of the main contents by the teacher in order to promote a debate on the subjects covered - the aim is to create a collaborative learning environment, in which students independently search for information, embodied in bibliography provided, reflect and debate in a classroom environment.
The UC assessment has several moments: (1) worksheets (in groups), where students will show the ability to solve problems/practical issues of the syllabus, debating, seeking information and applying the theoretical principles involved - during the 1st semester ; (2) students must research, reflect, substantiate and present group work - December 18th and 19th; (3) written test - November 18th and (4) active participation where students must participate in activities inherent to the U.C., namely participation in colloquiums, seminars and/or lectures - during the 1st semester.
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Language |
Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
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