CONGRESSO CIENTÍFICO DE

ARTES MARCIAIS E DESPORTOS DE COMBATE

Viseu – Portugal
16 e 17 de Maio de 2009

Aula Magna do Instituto Politécnico de Viseu

Prof. Filipe Pamplona de Castro Soeiro

Email: filipecastrosoeiro@gmail.com
UNL | AKDK
Portugal | Lisboa, May 2009

An Holistic Pedagogical Model - Symbols, Values and Attitudes

There is an opportunity in the present Portuguese and global context coming from
the next generations’ interests and vision and from present regulatory environment,
resulting on several academic researches.
There is a possibility of developing an university program, by capturing
governmental, sport, federative and regulatory entities’ interest and capabilities.
However, there is a huge lack of university qualified martial art and combat sport’s
agents, meaning an opportunity to develop teaching and learning capabilities for
professors and students.[2]
The vision of an holistic pedagogical method, considering core values and
behaviours [3, 4 and 8] in the Martial Arts and Combat Sport, as starting point, and
grappling inputs and insights from other scientific areas, as for example, natural,
human and management sciences represents an innovative and added value
opportunity of teaching and learning for professors and students.

Abstract is directly supported by the following Bibliographic References:

[2]. Chinese Culture, Organizational Behaviour, and International Business
Management, Ilan Alon, Praeger Publishers, 2003;
[3]. Contemporary Issues in Sociology of Sport, Andrew Yiannakis, Merril J.
Melnick, 2001;
[4]. Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Values: Revealing the Invisible, Prema Gaikwad,
Feature – InFo, Vol. 7, Nº 2, 2004;
[8]. Maslow on Management, Abraham H. Maslow, Published by John Wiley & Sons,
Inc., 1998;
 Other research paper’s Bibliography References:
[1]. A Arte da Guerra para uso dos Gestores, Sun Tzu, Livio Buttignol, 2005;
[5]. Guerreiro – A Alma do Soldado, Cadernos Históricos, Philippe Renault, 2008;
[6]. Guia de Estudos de Sociologia, Tese de Mestrado, Cláudio Silva, 2000;
[7]. Hapkido: Traditions, Philosophy, Technique, Mark Tedeschi, Weatherhill
Publishing, 2000;
[9]. Studies in Sociology: Symbols, Theory and Society, Institute of sociology, Warsaw
University, Elizabeta Halas and Risto Heiskala, book series, 2007;

[10]. The Complete Book of Martial Arts. David Mitchell, Hamlyn Publishing, 1989;

[11]. The Ultimate Book of Martial Arts, Fay Goodman, Hermes House Publishing,
2004;