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Fernandez-Balboa, Juan-Miguel; Muros, Beatriz – Quest, 2006
In this paper, we introduce the concept of "the hegemonic triumvirate" (HT)--a powerful system of "reality" construction resulting from the interrelation of dominant ideologies, habitus, and discourses. Then, after analyzing HT's components and some of their interrelations within the contexts of sport and physical education (PE), we examine some…
Descriptors: Physical Education, Ideology, Teacher Educators, Athletics
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Fernandez-Balboa, Juan-Miguel – Quest, 1997
Proposes an alternative knowledge base to that currently articulated for physical education teacher preparation, examining knowledge areas important in preparing novices for teaching in current and future schools: Education and Physical Education, knowledge production and access, the person in/and society, cross-boundary experiences, and politics,…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education, Knowledge Base for Teaching, Leadership Qualities
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Fernandez-Balboa, Juan-Miguel – Quest, 1995
The theoretical basis and practical alternatives of critical pedagogy are applied to graduate courses in physical education by illustrating how critical pedagogy affirms the personal and bridges it to the political; by analyzing and deconstructing the faulty paradigmatic assumptions of physical education in higher education; and by providing an…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Educational Principles, Elementary Secondary Education, Graduate Study
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Fernandez-Balboa, Juan-Miguel – Quest, 1993
Discusses how physical educators contribute to social injustice and inequality through the hidden curriculum. The paper examines particular hidden social concepts, patterns, and characteristics that are often taught in physical education. It is argued that these concepts and patterns serve the interests of the dominant groups against the…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Elitism, Equal Education, Hidden Curriculum