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CHAVES, A. D. O clima motivacional nas práticas pedagógicas do Esporte Educacional. 2015. 185 f. Tese (Doutorado) – Escola de Educação Física e Esportes, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2015. The Educational Sports Practices program (PEEs), offered in some schools and other areas, must be addressed according to the Educational Sports program, and the teaching pedagogical practices used should be based on actions that motivate students and develop their autonomy, decision-making skills and promote enjoyment. The objective of this study was to investigate how the Educational Sports Practices (PEEs) happen through: a) the motivational climate perceived by PEEs participants; b) the teachers’ perception of their educational and motivational role in the PEEs classes; c) the motivational climate of PEEs classes. The study was conducted as a descriptive research with qualitative and quantitative plans, through three outlines: 1) the motivational climate of PEEs students, in which we applied the Task and Ego Orientation in Sports Questionnaire, translated, adapted and validated by Hirota & De Marco (2006), to an intentional sample of students from the Municipal Center of Advanced Education – CEMEA – in Uberaba MG, aged between 10 and 14 years old, from both sexes, and who do sports on the Full Time Program (PROETI); 2) the perception of PEEs teachers of their educational and motivational roles, which included the analysis of the PROETI guidance document, interview with the program's teachers and observation of classes focusing on the educational aspects of sports; 3) the motivational climate in PEEs classes, by observing classes and using the Target instrument as a reference to check instructions given by teachers. The questionnaire data was tabulated and analyzed using the SPSS-DATA EDITOR software (version 21.0 for Windows). Interviews were recorded, transcribed and analyzed according to Content Analysis (Bardin, 2011). In the observations we used the "Event Log" technique by Fagundes (2006) which is characterized by the frequency count of the times the investigated behavior is repeated at given intervals. After conducting these investigations, triangulation of the results was performed aiming at an interrelationship between the data obtained in order to better understand the phenomenon studied. Study 1 results showed that the motivational climate of the 118 sports participants in it is task-oriented. In Study 2, the PROETI guidance document aims at Educational Sports for teachers’ formation; teachers motivate their students through recreational activities, realize students' motivation by their attitudes, use a traditional standard class model, and, although they work educational aspects in class, they cannot identify these aspect in practice; and the proposed activities focus mainly on the principle of coresponsibility. In Study 3, we find that the motivational climate of the classes is learning oriented. It is concluded that, even though the guidance document of the project, students and classes point to the same direction, for the task or learning, teachers do not have much awareness of their action in Educational Sports.

O clima motivacional nas práticas pedagógicas do esporte educacional