El proceso de la lectura en voz alta: La construcción de los componentes de la alfabetización

(4 customer reviews)

Este curso no es sobre el acto físico de la lectura de un libro para niños. Se trata de la preparación y habilidades que un maestro necesita con el fin de garantizar que las lecturas en voz alta en el entorno de la primera infancia logran las metas de fomentar la alfabetización como parte de un buen plan de estudios de la primera infancia. Este curso trata sobre el proceso de realización y la significativa de lectura en voz alta eficaces con el fin de desarrollar habilidades de alfabetización fundacionales que los niños van a utilizar para el resto de sus vidas.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

4 reviews for El proceso de la lectura en voz alta: La construcción de los componentes de la alfabetización

  1. Maria BLOOMINGTON, MN –

    Fue una clase muy interesante. Y muy buena para todas las maestras muy buena se las recomiendo

  2. Reyna DENVER, CO –

    Me gusto mucho , porque habian topicos Nuevos.

  3. Jenny NEW BRITAIN, CT –

    This class is very interesting, I really enjoyed it

  4. Danayandis HIALEAH, FL –

    thanks

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