El desarrollo durante la edad escolar, de los 5 a 7 años

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Cuando se trabaja con niños de 5 a 7 años, ya sea en un aula escolar o en un programa fuera de la escuela, es importante implementar estrategias y prácticas basadas en los principios del desarrollo infantil. Solamente al comprender las necesidades de desarrollo únicas de los niños en esta etapa, los adultos pueden promover un desarrollo cognitivo, físico y socioemocional óptimo.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

5 reviews for El desarrollo durante la edad escolar, de los 5 a 7 años

  1. Ana Maria CUTLER BAY, FL –

    GREAT

  2. Jaqueline ST PAUL, MN –

    me gusto mucho como se expresa todo

  3. Gricelia MIDVALE, UT –

    Interesante el saber de los ninos de edades entre 5 ha 7 years.

  4. Rosa BURIEN, WA –

    esta bueno el entrenamiento

  5. Hypatia Nuria WOODBRIDGE, VA –

    The course was good

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