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Educación física y currículum
Introducción Crítica
David Kirk, José Devís, Carmen Peiró
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Educación física y currículum
Introducción Crítica
David Kirk, José Devís, Carmen Peiró
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La obra 'Educación Física y Currículum. Introducción Crítica' aparece dentro de la literatura hispana específica en un momento en que el estudio del currículum despierta un gran interés dentro del mundo de la educación fisica española. Sin embargo, debemos recordar que la preocupación por los temas del currículum en la educación fisica surge, desde sus inicios, en conexión con la génesis del currículum como campo de estudio alrededor de los años veinte del siglo XX.
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