Las habilidades de pensamiento crÍtico en el ambiente preescolar
Las habilidades de pensamiento crítico son esenciales para tomar buenas decisiones y el éxito académico y profesional a largo plazo. Este curso examina las habilidades de pensamiento crÍtico a través de la lente de la taxonomía de Bloom, que categoriza las diferentes maneras en que los humanos interactúan con el conocimiento. Los participantes explorarán estrategias prácticas básicas del aula que apoyan el desarrollo de habilidades de pensamiento crítico en los niños pequeños.
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| Course State | Georgia, Nevada, New York |
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Karla CHULA VISTA, CA –
El curso me pareció interesante. Pero me pareció que es mucha información. Gracias
Bercy CHELSEA, MA –
Excellent course
Julia EVERETT, MA –
Muy interesante
Daisy CHELSEA, MA –
I found good information, and I hope to put into practice everything I have learned. ¡Thank you!
Rosa CHELSEA, MA –
voy a poner en practica todo lo que aprendi
Ivette ANN ARBOR, MI –
excelent
Denisse FRIDLEY, MN –
I really like all the consecues they teach the kids.and how they adting and leard during playing or proyet.
Amelia LAS VEGAS, NV –
additional training to all employees throughout the year to keep them updated on new development of the kids