Estrategias didácticas para el desarrollo de las habilidades lingüísticas en los niños
Las habilidades para hablar y escuchar no solo son esenciales para la comunicación; para los niños pequeños, el lenguaje oral forma la base de la alfabetización futura. En pocas palabras, la expansión de las habilidades lingüísticas es uno de los aspectos más importantes del programa de la educación en la niñez temprana. En este curso, los participantes aprenderán métodos prácticos para promover el desarrollo del lenguaje oral en la clase, porque cada día está lleno de múltiples oportunidades para ayudar a los niños a expandir los conocimientos y las habilidades relacionadas con la conversación, el vocabulario y el escuchar.
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I appreciate the knowledge acquired; has been very helpful for me and my group, thank you.