El desarrollo durante la edad escolar, de los 8 a 11 años
Cuando se trabaja con niños en edad escolar, ya sea en un aula escolar o en un programa fuera de la escuela, es importante entender y reconocer las diferentes etapas del desarrollo para poder apoyar el desarrollo de cada niño. Este curso se concentrará específicamente en las etapas y necesidades de desarrollo de los niños de 8 a 11 años que son un subconjunto del grupo de la “edad escolar”. Este grupo de edad generalmente abarca un gran porcentaje de la matricula en programas fuera de la escuela y los proveedores de estos programas querrán asegurarse de que las necesidades de este grupo sean reconocidas y se planifique en consecuencia.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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