Explorando las ciencias de la vida con los niños pequeños
Las ciencias de la vida se refieren al estudio de los seres vivos y los procesos de vida. Para los niños pequeños, el estudio de las ciencias de la vida gira en torno a la exploración del mundo natural, la exposición a los conceptos básicos, la práctica de las habilidades de pensamiento científico y el desarrollo del vocabulario básico en los campos relacionados.
Este curso analiza las formas en que los profesionales de la primera infancia pueden crear oportunidades para que los niños investiguen, observen y construyan conocimientos a través de actividades prácticas, centros de aprendizaje en el aula y prácticas cotidianas que promuevan el interés y la concienciación de las necesidades y características de los seres vivos, los patrones y ciclos en la naturaleza y el impacto humano en el medio ambiente.
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