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Gonzales, C., (2022). Bailar, reír y jugar: un escenario educativo alternativo para niñas y niños de cero a cinco años [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/23485
Gonzales, C., Bailar, reír y jugar: un escenario educativo alternativo para niñas y niños de cero a cinco años []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/23485
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title = "Bailar, reír y jugar: un escenario educativo alternativo para niñas y niños de cero a cinco años",
author = "Gonzales Miranda, Cindy Karol",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2022"
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Title: Bailar, reír y jugar: un escenario educativo alternativo para niñas y niños de cero a cinco años
Authors(s): Gonzales Miranda, Cindy Karol
Advisor(s): Lopez Vega, Sobeida del Pilar
Keywords: Desarrollo infantil; Educación de niños; Formación profesional de maestros--Perú; Personal docente; Educación preescolar--Investigaciones
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.03.01
Issue Date: 7-Oct-2022
Institution: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Abstract: El presente Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional (TSP) presenta la experiencia
significativa “Bailar, Reír y Jugar”, como un escenario educativo alternativo que
se desarrolla en espacios diferentes al aula y que toma como principios de su
desarrollo al niño, el juego, la música y al rol, generando actividades de juego
y música dirigidas a niños de cero a cinco años. En ese sentido, es importante
señalar que, las competencias recibidas como parte de la formación inicial
docente en la Facultad de Educación de la PUCP han permitido identificar en
situaciones como las celebraciones infantiles una valiosa oportunidad para
intervenir a través de una propuesta original e innovadora. Asimismo, como
resultado de la implementación de la estrategia de la práctica reflexiva se ha
reconocido la importancia de una constante autoevaluación que favorezca la
mejora continua personal, profesional y de la propuesta de Bailar, reír y jugar.
De la misma manera, respecto al Plan de Estudios vigente de la Facultad de
Educación PUCP, ha sido posible repensar y analizar la formación recibida
desde la experiencia profesional, y recomendar la capacitación a los futuros
docentes en el diseño y organización de acciones y programas con padres de
familia y comunidad desde un enfoque interdisciplinario, donde el niño, como
eje central, obtenga una atención respetuosa, pertinente y de calidad,
empleando al juego y la música como elementos claves para acompañar a los
niños y crear experiencias significativas de aprendizaje y sana diversión.
This Professional Sufficiency Project (TSP) introduces the notable experience “Bailar, Reír y Jugar“ (Dance, Laugh, and Play) as an alternative educational scenario that takes place in spaces other than classrooms and that takes as principles of its development the child, games, music. and role-playing, generating game and music activities aimed at children from zero to five years old. In this sense, it is important to point out that the skills received as part of the initial teacher training at the PUCP Education School have made it possible to identify in situations such as children's celebrations a valuable opportunity to intervene through an original and innovative proposal. Likewise, as a result of the implementation of the reflective practice strategy, the importance of a constant self-assessment that favors continuous personal and professional improvement and of the “Bailar, Reír y Jugar” proposal, has been recognized. Also, regarding the current Curriculum of the PUCP Education School, it has been possible to rethink and analyze the training received from professional experience, and recommend training to future teachers in the design and organization of actions and programs with parents and community from an interdisciplinary approach, where the child, as the central axis, obtains respectful, pertinent, and quality care, using games and music as key elements to accompany children and create significant experiences of learning and fun.
This Professional Sufficiency Project (TSP) introduces the notable experience “Bailar, Reír y Jugar“ (Dance, Laugh, and Play) as an alternative educational scenario that takes place in spaces other than classrooms and that takes as principles of its development the child, games, music. and role-playing, generating game and music activities aimed at children from zero to five years old. In this sense, it is important to point out that the skills received as part of the initial teacher training at the PUCP Education School have made it possible to identify in situations such as children's celebrations a valuable opportunity to intervene through an original and innovative proposal. Likewise, as a result of the implementation of the reflective practice strategy, the importance of a constant self-assessment that favors continuous personal and professional improvement and of the “Bailar, Reír y Jugar” proposal, has been recognized. Also, regarding the current Curriculum of the PUCP Education School, it has been possible to rethink and analyze the training received from professional experience, and recommend training to future teachers in the design and organization of actions and programs with parents and community from an interdisciplinary approach, where the child, as the central axis, obtains respectful, pertinent, and quality care, using games and music as key elements to accompany children and create significant experiences of learning and fun.
Link to repository: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/23485
Discipline: Educación con especialidad en Educación Inicial
Grade or title grantor: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Facultad de Educación
Grade or title: Licenciado en Educación con especialidad en Educación Inicial
Juror: Coloma Manrique, Carmen Rosa; Lopez Vega, Sobeida del Pilar; Camargo Cuellar, Monika Nelly
Register date: 7-Oct-2022
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