2016
DOI: 10.15359/ree.21-1.4
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El desarrollo auditivo en la primera infancia: Compendio de evidencias científicas relevantes para el profesorado

Abstract: Resumen: El presente artículo establece como objetivo conocer el desarrollo auditivo que experimentan niños y niñas otológicamente sanos durante la primera infancia, porque el profesorado de educación preescolar debe contar con documentación objetiva que aborde la materia para mejorar y potenciar su trabajo didáctico en el aula. Se recurre a bibliografía clásica de las ciencias de la salud y la psicología, normas internacionales sobre umbrales de audición e investigaciones validadas; abordando el desarrollo de… Show more

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“…(s.f.)). From early childhood we associate and learn from different experiences thanks to these stimuli, generating greater identification, even involuntarily with respect to sound stimuli on repeated occasions (Angel Rolando, 2016). These resources play a fundamental role in educational processes, thanks to their rapid and effective learning results, their power to cover varied topics and the ability to change the student's atmosphere.…”
Section: The Podcast and Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(s.f.)). From early childhood we associate and learn from different experiences thanks to these stimuli, generating greater identification, even involuntarily with respect to sound stimuli on repeated occasions (Angel Rolando, 2016). These resources play a fundamental role in educational processes, thanks to their rapid and effective learning results, their power to cover varied topics and the ability to change the student's atmosphere.…”
Section: The Podcast and Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Singing is one of the most common musical activities in Early Childhood Education (ECE). Songs are taught to provide children with a repertoire to perform (Campbell, 2010; Gul & Bozkaya, 2015; Young, 2006), to increase vocabulary and enhance the ability to speak (Kristyana & Suharto, 2014), to reinforce foreign language learning (Ludke et al, 2014; Millington, 2011), to boost long‐term memory and retention (Wolfe, 2010), to ease transitions, routines, and as a clean‐up strategy in the classroom (Addessi, 2009; Register & Humpal, 2007), and to create positive learning environments (Angel‐Alvarado, 2017; de la Vega Sestelo, 2015; Paquette & Rieg, 2008). Songs are inherent to culture and can help children gain a better understanding of the identity of their community, their culture and the culture of others (Ilari et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%