El desarrollo de los niños pequeños: Desde el nacimiento hasta los 5 años

(18 customer reviews)

Cuando los maestros entienden las características del desarrollo infantil, están mejor preparados para promover el desarrollo, evaluar el aprendizaje y apoyar a los niños de manera individual. Este curso cubre importantes hitos del desarrollo desde el nacimiento hasta los 5 años de edad, relacionados con el desarrollo físico, cognitivo, social y emocional.

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Georgia, Nevada, New York

18 reviews for El desarrollo de los niños pequeños: Desde el nacimiento hasta los 5 años

  1. Aurora PORTLAND, OR –

    Everything was excelent, thanks

  2. Karla OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    Evething is good

  3. raquel HARTFORD, CT –

    These courses are very important for providers to better care for the child

  4. Gricelia MIDVALE, UT –

    Muy interesante me gusto que tocaron el Tema de cause y efecto.

  5. Madelin TUCSON, AZ –

    exelente curso

  6. Osorio Pinto DOUGLASVILLE, GA –

    Excellent

  7. Ana Maria CUTLER BAY, FL –

    Muy bueno,instructivoy organizado el curso

  8. Yanire PALMETTO, GA –

    Thank You for all. I love my continue education with CCEI

  9. Aramita Orengo COLUMBUS, GA –

    Muy interesantes todos los temas aqui presentados.

  10. Cecilia PRIOR LAKE, MN –

    Muy valiosa informacion y buena para poner en practica

  11. Marivi MIAMI, FL –

    Excelente

  12. Yurivia MIAMI, FL –

    MUY BUENOS

  13. Maria MIAMI, FL –

    muy buena informacion y ejemplos.

  14. Martha ST.PAUL, MN –

    GRACIAS POR LA CAPACITACIO.

  15. Juana RAYMONDVILLE, TX –

    buen curso

  16. Maria MIAMI GARDENS, FL –

    muy bueno

  17. gabriela NEW HAVEN, CT –

    I really like these courses, I learn many topics that help me a lot in my career

  18. Angela MARIETTA, GA –

    sin comentarios el curso es exelente

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