Introducción a las historias de aprendizaje
Este curso introducirá a los participantes a las historias de aprendizaje, una poderosa herramienta de evaluación en la educación infantil. Cuando son aceptadas plenamente por los educadores, los directores y las familias, las historias de aprendizaje se convierten en un enfoque transformador de la evaluación. Profundizan las conexiones entre los maestros, las familias, los niños y la comunidad en general. Asimismo, los participantes descubrirán los componentes esenciales de las historias de aprendizaje y cómo desarrollar cada componente.
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