4 resultados para Enseñanza fundamental
em Repositorio Académico de la Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica
Enseñanza de lenguas materna y extranjeras a niños con necesidades especiales: caso Síndrome de Down
Resumo:
Durante mucho tiempo se consideró que los niños con Síndrome de Down (SD) debían aprender su lengua materna y hasta pasada la adolescencia podrían seguir con otra lengua. No obstante, los beneficios posibles del aprendizaje precoz de lenguas sobre el desarrollo cognitivo y lingüístico de estos niños han de ser reconsiderados. La exposición de niños con SD asituaciones lingüísticas distintas puede evitar ponerlos a la defensiva, lo cual tiene consecuencias favorables en lo cognitivo. lo motivacional y lo emocional. La metodología de estimulación temprana mediante los idiomas es fundamental.For a long time it was believed that children with Down Syndrome (DS) should learn their native language, and not until after adolescence should they begin to study a second language. However, the potential benefits of early second-language education for cognitive and linguistic developmentshould be reconsidered. Exposure to new linguistic situations helps children with DS to avoid defensiveness, which in turn contributes positively to the child's cognitive, motivational and emotional level. Early stimulation with foreign languages is essential.
Resumo:
The purpose of this article is to provide with brief reflections to faculty in order to give them practical advices using research as a transversal axis in a defined pedagogical strategy applicable to the courses offered by the School of Sport Science (SSS). In other words, we intend to emphasize the role of research by reaching professional profiles and developing the courses offered by the School of Sport Science (SS). Finally, a hypothetic example was used to explain each step in relationship to the research protocol from a positivistic perspective.
Resumo:
To think of an educational proposal that teaches how to learn, it is necessary to consider a change not only educationally but also political, social, economical, ecological, cultural, among others, to enable an understanding of reality and in which there can be a construction of knowledge and a crucial role of sciences. But we must not forget that the development of science has been marked by the so-called positivistic science that it is characterized by interpreting phenomena and how this function through theories and laws, where the context and humans have a very poor leading role, if any, to which one can call scientism, which has allowed development even above human needs. However, since the 90s, there is a resurgence of progressive humanism in the educational fields, where there is a search of a revaluation of what it is considered human, which involves a series of epistemological and methodological changes that drives us towards new ways of working. This calls us to reflect on extreme choices to build knowledge, beyond the traditional teaching of the sciences, which are comprehensive, systematic, and flexible and rooted in a humanistic culture. Some models of the new trends are: directed research, discovery learning, inquiry learning and teaching of science and new technologies.
Resumo:
La presente ponencia es resultado de una investigación desarrollada por maestros de Ciencias Sociales egresados de la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional en escuelas rurales de las regiones Andina y Amazónica del territorio colombiano bajo la preocupación por indagar acerca de los procesos didácticos de la geografía en dichos contextos. La trialectica Geografía Social, Enseñanza Problémica y Didáctica Crítica es fundamental para la propiciar una renovación en la enseñanza de la geografía al empoderar a estudiantes y maestros de las herramientas investigativas para la construcción del conocimiento espacial.
