The gender relations continue to be a recurring theme in the field of Physical Education. In that sense, this paper aims to investigate how gender relations were present in the emergence and consolidation of the curriculum of the School of Physical Education, Federal University of Pelotas (ESEF/UFPel). The methodology for conducting the research was to Oral History. Thus, by collecting five (5) oral testimony, written historical sources (newspapers, records and documents separate) and the theoretical support post structuralist, we conclude that the emergence of ESEF/UFPel and their curriculum practices in 1970 and 1980 were linked to discourses and practices that reiterated the maximization of differences between the sexes, men and women.
professoras; Curriculum; gender relations; institutional memory; teacher training