Las artes teatrales en la educación infantil
Este curso de nivel intermedio explora maneras de incorporar las artes teatrales en el currÍculo de la primera infancia para promover el desarrollo de las habilidades socioemocionales, cognitivas, de alfabetización temprana / lenguaje. El contenido del curso es relevante para los maestros de todos los grupos de edad, aunque muchas de las actividades serán apropiadas para pre-kindergarten y mayores. Los participantes aprenderán acerca de la conexión entre el juego dramático temprano y las actividades estructuradas y planificadas por el maestro que desarrollan el conocimiento cultural y las habilidades relacionadas con el pensamiento crítico, la creatividad y la expresión emocional. Este curso brinda numerosas ideas para actividades y estrategias de enseñanza que los maestros pueden comenzar a usar de inmediato, además de recursos y orientación para ayudar a crear representaciones teatrales escenificadas.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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