Navegando por Autor "MOCTEZUMA, Lucia Martínez"

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    Educación Física en Iberoamérica: historia, memoria y patrimonio/Educação Física na Iberoamérica: história, memória e patrimônio/Physical Education in Ibero-America: history, memory and heritage
    (2018) MOCTEZUMA, Lucia Martínez; LINHALES, Meily Assbú
    This thematic issue of RIDPHE_R, Iberoamerican Journal of Historical-Educational Heritage, brings together historical studies from Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay and Argentina that focus primarily on prescriptions and practices for the education of the body and for the development of physical culture, in particular in its configuration as a school subject – Physical Education. With regular meetings in different debate forums, these authors and authors also highlight the fact that historical research on physical education in Latin America, in some way, tends to call them, too, for actions related to the organization. document collections and the formulation of memory preservation policies.
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    La actividad física de la comunidad rural: la YMCA en México durante la década de los años 20
    (2018) MOCTEZUMA, Lucia Martínez
    After the revolutionary movement of 1910 in Mexico, the Ministry of Public Education put into practice a series of educational projects oriented to the needs of the rural population. The Cultural Missions managed to bring together the whole community around a series of activities that, through the school, aimed at the physical and cultural development of children, women and men, with the holding of festivals and sporting events in which they combined dancing and singing with the practice of soccer, basketball, volleyball and baseball. The objective of this work is to account for these novel practices that show the implementation of an American model of physical development in the Mexican school, the Young Men's Christian Association YMCA, in which new strategies are implemented to integrate the rural community based on festive and sports proposals that also pointed to a discipline and administration of free time.