El aprendizaje de lenguaje dual en el entorno de la primera infancia
Este curso ofrece a los profesionales de la primera infancia estrategias y herramientas para ayudar a los niños pequeños a desarrollar habilidades lingüísticas y de alfabetización temprana en inglés, así como en su idioma materno. Los participantes aprenderán los beneficios del aprendizaje de “lenguaje dual” para los niños pequeños, junto con las estrategias clave para mejorar la participación familiar y promover el desarrollo de un lenguaje dual abundante en el aula.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Amada GAITHERSBURG, MD –
excelente para hacernos razonar
Rosa BURIEN, WA –
buena la clase
Maria C GALVESTON, TX –
MUY COMPLETO
Bertha CAPE GIRARDEAU, IL –
good training
Damarys MIAMI, FL –
muy beneficioso
edith BRIDGEPORT, CT –
Me gusto mucho este curso me dio muchas ideas para implentar en mi clase y ayudar a los niños a desarrollar lenmguaje verbal..
Iris EAGAN, MN –
Excellent courses
Nora BROWNSVILLE, TX –
Very Good Training
Anita BLOOMINGTON, MN –
Muy interesante
Tannia FRIDLEY, MN –
Excelente
LETICIA NORTH BERGEN, NJ –
Hacido un aprendizaje enriquecedor
FLOR GUTTENBERG, NJ –
Muy excelente
ALICIA NORTH BERGEN, NJ –
Qué buen Worshop muy Intruntibo Gracias