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Convergence of neurodegeneration and the arts: a conversation between researchers about stigma, co-creativity, and transformation. [PDF]
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CIRCUS ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES
CIPEEX, 2023Circus activities are physical practices that involve elements such as juggling, balance, acrobatics, clowning, and magic. The main objective of the study is to analyze the goals of Circus Activities in the educational and professional spheres. It is a review study of research with a qualitative approach, characterized, in terms of objectives, as a ...
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The “no place” of the circus at school
2021O circo contemporâneo vem ocupando uma considerável variedade de espaços sociais, projetando maior visibilidade midiática e também mostrando suas potencialidades educativas. Nesse contexto emerge o debate: qual o espaço da arte circense na educação, mais precisamente na escola?
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The Music Circus Comes to School
British Journal of Special Education, 1987With the help of staff and parents, profoundly handicapped children in Northamptonshire appeared as clowns and circus animals in a festival/workshop. Judith Horner, who works as advisory teacher, Music for Children with Special Needs, Northamptonshire Education Department, describes the event.
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