Reduciendo la disciplina excluyente en la educación infantil temprana
La disciplina excluyente se refiere a las prácticas comunes en la educación infantil temprana, como sacar a los niños de sus aulas, enviarlos a casa antes de tiempo, la suspensión y la expulsión. Este curso explorará la naturaleza perjudicial de estas prácticas y analizará cómo la disciplina excluyente afecta a diferentes poblaciones de estudiantes. El curso también identificará las estrategias que los profesionales de la primera infancia pueden adoptar para reducir la incidencia de la disciplina excluyente en los entornos de aprendizaje temprano.
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