Study of the transversality of the contents in Physical Education through the competency-based curricula

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The article aims to analyse the evolution of competency-based curricula through the study of the transversality of knowledge of the main educational legal regulations. The content analysis will allow a synchronous transversal approach to compare the state laws with the decrees of the autonomous administration, and a diachronic longitudinal approach to compare the evolution of the competences curricula from its appearance in the LOE to its consolidation in the LOMCE. Physical Education, a specific subject, will support the exemplification, contrasting it with the core mathematics subject. The conclusions determine the flourishing of competencies in the curricula and the establishment of transversality as a methodological aspect necessary for its achievement. From a transversality focused on disciplinary contents as a competency methodology (connections with other subjects) it evolves to transversality based on competences and on the transferability of knowledge to real contexts (globalized treatment of content).

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Santesmases, J. S. (2020). Study of the transversality of the contents in Physical Education through the competency-based curricula. Retos, (40), 419–429. https://doi.org/10.47197/RETOS.V0I40.81783

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