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Thursday
Oct132011

Capoeira Wiki-Word of the Week: Brincadeira (Update)

This feature is designed to spark your interest in researching the world of capoeira's vocabulary, history, and philosophy.

Our Capoeira Wiki-Word series invites you to research the word of the week and post your definition(s) and translations. At the end of each week, the entries will be reviewed and then summarized into a translation and a definition of the Capoeira Wiki-Word of the week.

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This week's Capoeira Wiki-Word is:

 

Brincadeira

 

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From Educação com Jogos...

 

Brincadeira


A brincadeira, uma atividade dominante na infância, é a forma pela qual a criança começa a aprender secundariamente, é onde tem início a formação de seus processos de imaginação ativa e, também, onde ela se apropria das normas de comportamento que corresponde a certas pessoas.  É considerada uma forma de atividade social infantil que fornece uma ocasião educativa única para as crianças.  Durante a brincadeira as crianças podem “pensar e experimentar situações novas ou mesmo do seu cotidiano, isentas das pressões situacionais”.

Brincadeira (play), a dominant activity in childhood, is the way in which a child begins to learn secondarily...  it's where a child begins the formation of its active processes of imagination, and  learns the apprpriate behavioral standards that correspond with the certain people   .  It is considered a form of social activity that gives children a unique educational opportunity.  During brincadeira (play) children can "think and experience new situations, or even their daily lives, free of situational pressures."