Explorar la ingeniería en la primera infancia
Este curso proporciona a los participantes una comprensión de cómo apoyar el aprendizaje de la ingeniería y el proceso de diseño de ingeniería para los niños pequeños (del preescolar al segundo grado) de manera práctica, lúdica y creativa. Los participantes explorarán los datos fundamentales sobre los diferentes tipos de ingeniería e ingenieros, y aprenderán los pasos del proceso de diseño de ingeniería. Se ofrecerán ejemplos de enfoques pedagógicos y educativos, los materiales y las herramientas que pueden utilizarse para fomentar explorar la ingeniería de formas divertidas y atractivas en la primera infancia. Los participantes también explorarán las mejores prácticas para enseñar ingeniería, dónde encontrar los recursos curriculares de ingeniería y las estrategias para desarrollar un currículo de ingeniería para niños pequeños.
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