Finalizar el ciclo de evaluación
Este curso es el último de una serie de 3 partes sobre la evaluación en la educación infantil temprana. En este curso, los participantes aprenderán lo que pueden hacer con los datos de evaluación que recopilan semanalmente. Además, el curso aborda las formas de organizar e interpretar los datos de evaluación. Los participantes también aprenderán las estrategias para usar los datos de evaluación para modificar el entorno de aprendizaje y las actividades para apoyar el desarrollo infantil, finalizando eficazmente el ciclo de evaluación.
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