Good teaching practices for the educational inclusion of early childhood in the Social Management School, called Segundo David Peralta, known too as “Mate Cosido”, in Resistencia, Chaco Province, Argentina

Authors

  • Norma Elena Bregagnolo Facultad Humanidades - UNNE. Av. Las Heras 727. Resistencia, Chaco.
  • Zulema del Carmen Nussbaum Facultad Humanidades - UNNE. Av. Las Heras 727. Resistencia, Chaco.
  • Marina Stein Facultad Humanidades - UNNE. Av. Las Heras 727. Resistencia, Chaco.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30972/riie.9124240

Keywords:

Early childhood, inclusion, good practices, children's rights, community management

Abstract

This communication is made in the framework of the research "Good Practices in Childhood Education. A case study in the Greater Resistencia-Chaco Metropolitan Area "- (UNNE), PI H007 -, by Resolution No. 984/14 - C.S. UNNE, gramed in the International Project "Curricular Design and Good Practices in Early Childhood Education: an international, multicultural and interdisciplinary vision" directed by Dr. Zabalza. It is an exploratory study, approaches pedagogical practices carried out in the Maternal and Infants Garden of the Public School of Social Management No. 1 "Latin American Heroes", whose creation was promoted by the Political - Social Movement called Territorial Movement of Liberation - MTL - . Among its aims, it is proposed to describe the teaching conceptions around the "Good Practices" in Childhood Education and to identify, analyze and make visible "Good Practices" in particular contexts. In the course of this work, it is visualized as from the different actors of this institution how they generate dynamics of participation and collaborative work with families permanently, and at the same time proposals for integration to the whole institution.

Published

2018-06-10

How to Cite

Bregagnolo, N. E., Nussbaum, Z. del C., & Stein, M. (2018). Good teaching practices for the educational inclusion of early childhood in the Social Management School, called Segundo David Peralta, known too as “Mate Cosido”, in Resistencia, Chaco Province, Argentina. Revista Del Instituto De Investigaciones En Educación, 9(12), 52–63. https://doi.org/10.30972/riie.9124240

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Artículos basados en investigación empírica