La teoría constructivista del aprendizaje y los métodos de aprendizaje práctico
El aprendizaje práctico es un eslogan común en la educación de la primera infancia, así como en el entorno de aprendizaje de las ciencias o STEM. Pero ¿Qué significa realmente y por qué es tan importante? En este curso, los participantes aprenderán que “práctico” implica mucho más que el simple uso de las manos para manipular objetos. De hecho, la frase debe recordar el valor de un siglo de investigación sobre la forma en que la mente humana construye el conocimiento y el significado. Este curso presenta el estudio del “aprendizaje práctico” en el contexto de la teoría constructivista del aprendizaje, incluyendo las teorías de Piaget, Vygotsky y Bruner y los métodos de enseñanza establecidos por María Montessori y la comunidad Reggio Emilia.
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