Las reuniones de clase efectivas en la primera infancia
Este curso explora el uso de las reuniones de clase apropiadas para el desarrollo en los entornos del aprendizaje temprano. Durante el curso los participantes descubrirán cómo las reuniones de clase pueden usarse para crear un sentido de comunidad, fortalecer el desarrollo socioemocional y reforzar importantes habilidades cognitivas. El curso introducirá un número de las mejores prácticas para tener reuniones de clase, así como las habilidades y temas que deben ser incorporados en las agendas de las reuniones de clase.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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