El currÍculo para los niños pequeños

El currÍculo para los niños pequeños

(10 customer reviews)

Este curso está diseñado especÍficamente para los profesionales de la infancia que trabajan con los niños pequeños, un grupo que típicamente incluye a los niños entre su primer y tercer cumpleaños. Los participantes en este curso aprenderán la información básica sobre un currÍculo apropiado y eficaz; prácticas de enseñanza y orientación recomendadas; los materiales y elementos de diseño apropiados para el ambiente de aprendizaje; y estrategias eficaces para trabajar y comunicarse con los padres.

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Weight 2 oz
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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

10 reviews for El currÍculo para los niños pequeños

  1. Gladys CLACKAMAS, OR –

    me encanto, tengo nuevos conocimientos

  2. Maria BATTLE CREEK, MI –

    muy buena la clase

  3. Ramona TUCSON, AZ –

    everything was interesting

  4. Adela LAUREL, MD –

    Excelente

  5. Yudelkis MIAMI, FL –

    muy buenos los objetivos tratados

  6. Martha MIAMI, FL –

    me fue muy util e instructivo.

  7. NANCY JACKSONVILLE, FL –

    Gracias por este curso en español ya que me ayuda a entender mas como cuidar a los niños.

  8. ALICIA NORTH BERGEN, NJ –

    Workshop como estos son excelentes.

  9. LETICIA NORTH BERGEN, NJ –

    E aprendido mucho con el curso

  10. Laura LOGAN, UT –

    seria super bien que estuvieran todos los cursos en espnol.

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