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E-grāmata: Pedagogies, Physical Culture, and Visual Methods

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To understand and more creatively capture the social world, visual methods have increasingly become used by researchers in the social sciences and education. However, despite the rapid development of visual-based knowledge, and despite the obvious links between human movement and visual forms of understanding, visual research has been scarce in the fields of physical culture and physical education pedagogy. This groundbreaking book is the first to mark a "visual turn" in understanding and researching physical culture and pedagogies, offering innovative, image-based research that reveals key issues in the domains of sport, health, and physical education studies.

Integrating visual research into physical culture and pedagogy studies, the book provides the reader with different ways of "seeing", looking at, and critically engaging with physical culture. Since human movement is increasingly created, established, and pedagogized beyond traditional educational sites such as schools, sport clubs, and fitness gyms, the book also explores the notion of visual pedagogy in wider physical culture, helping the reader to understand how visual-based technologies such as television, the internet, and mobile phones are central to peoples engagement with physical culture today. The book demonstrates how the visual creates dynamic pedagogical tools for revealing playful forms of embodiment, and offers the reader a range of visual methods, from researcher-produced photo analysis to participatory-centred visual approaches, that will enhance their own study of physical culture.

Pedagogies, Physical Culture and Visual Methods is important reading for all advanced students and researchers with an interest in human movement, physical education, physical culture, sport studies, and research methods in education.
Introduction PART I Physical Culture and Visual Pedagogies in School
1.
Inquiry through the visual: The body, physical activity, and adolescent girls
2. Empowering high school girls as media consumers/producers: Engaging in
activist research through visual methods
3. Slights, cameras, inaction: using
flip cameras in cooperative learning to explore girls (dis)engagement in
physical education
4. From media images to body narratives: Photo elicitation
as a method for exploring embodiment
5. Rejecting the weak Asian body: boys
visualising strong masculinities
6. "Speaking for themselves" through digital
photography: The re-making of South Asian girlhood in "home-made" physical
culture PART II Physical Culture and Visual Pedagogies beyond School
7. Out
of focus: Sport media. Women athletes, and media literacy
8. Sport, gender
and development: On the use of photovoice as a participatory action research
tool to inform policy makers
9. What did I do-see-learn at the beach? Surfing
festival as a cultural pedagogical sight/site
10. Learning from YouTube
11.
"The Stuff I do": Childrens views of and meaning assigned to physical
activity
12. Young people as curators of physical culture: A metaphor to
teach and research by
13. Visualizing the social landscape of high school
Waka Ama and the apotheosis of visual ethnography
14. The Moving in My World
project: A museum exhibition of physical culture for "real people in real
places"
Laura Azzarito is an Associate Professor of Education and Physical Culture at Teachers College, Columbia University, USA. Her visual research examines the links among young peoples construction of the body, identity, and inequality issues from a pedagogical and sociocultural perspective.

David Kirk is Alexander Chair in physical education and sport at the University of Bedfordshire, UK. His research includes analyses of photographs as a dimension of curriculum history. He continues to develop his earlier work on popular physical culture and the social construction of the body in and through physical education and youth sport.