La guía, la enseñanza y la atención individualizadas en la educación y cuidado de la primera infancia
Este curso presenta estrategias y prácticas para ayudar a los maestros a analizar las necesidades individuales de los niños pequeños en todas las áreas del desarrollo. Muchas estrategias y aproximaciones en este curso son útiles para analizar una amplia variedad de necesidades especiales, o aquellas asociadas con condiciones y trastornos diagnosticados, ya sean cognitivos, conductuales, físicos o socioemocionales. Sin embargo, algunas veces los niños pueden beneficiarse de una enseñanza y atención individualizadas intensas, dependiendo de los resultados o las habilidades de aprendizaje específicas que se están desarrollando. Por lo tanto, este curso ofrece importantes estrategias para la enseñanza individualizada para todos los niños, no sólo para aquellos con los más altos niveles de necesidad individual.
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| Weight | 3 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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