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adell [148]
3 years ago
10

QUE ESTTRATEGIAS USAR EN ADAPTACIONES GRADO II PARA ESTUDIANTES CON NECESIDAD EDUCATIVA

Medicine
1 answer:
lions [1.4K]3 years ago
5 0
<h2>Answer:</h2>

  • Potencie su autoestima. Use mensajes positivos; crea en sus habilidades y competencias acorde a sus posibilidades.

 

  • Baje las expectativas personales de los adultos y céntrese en el esfuerzo que el niño imprime a cada acción, con independencia de las calificaciones.

 

  • Ayude a los niños a generar hábitos de estudio. Establezca horarios claros y estables.

  • Potencie en el niño distintas habilidades, más allá de lo cognitivo.

 

  •  De instrucciones claras, breves y precisas. Esto ayudará al niño a comprender mejor el mensaje.

 

  • La rutina, el orden y la organización de los espacios y tiempos es primordial.

 

  • Fomente las habilidades sociales. En la medida que los niños juegan con otros, aprenden la experiencia de la autorregulación a través de la socialización con los pares.

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