Las experiencias de aprendizaje activo en la primera infancia
Este curso presenta métodos prácticos para integrar el movimiento, la participación activa y los juegos grupales en todas las áreas curriculares, incluyendo las artes, las artes del lenguaje, las matemáticas, la música, las ciencias y las ciencias sociales. Los estudiantes tendrán la oportunidad de descubrir las mejores prácticas y estrategias efectivas para participar en el aprendizaje activo y el juego con niños de varias edades.
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| Course State | Georgia, Nevada, New York |
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