Factores psicomotrices influyentes en la adaptación escolar, preescolares de Baby Academy, David, Chiriquí
The study presented below is aimed at evaluating the psychomotor factors influencing school adaptation in preschool students at the Baby Academy educational center, since during this stage the child maintains contact with the outside using his body and mind in a cognitive, affective and psychomotor...
| Autor Principal: | Caballero Martínez, Elvira Ivonne |
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| Otros Autores: | Corro, María Isabel de |
| Formato: | Memoria |
| Idioma: | Español |
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Universidad Especializada de las Américas
2020
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http://repositorio2.udelas.ac.pa/handle/123456789/290 https://doi.org/10.57819/fda2-ae41 |
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The study presented below is aimed at evaluating the psychomotor factors influencing school adaptation in preschool students at the Baby Academy educational center, since during this stage the child maintains contact with the outside using his body and mind in a cognitive, affective and psychomotor way.
In turn, a cross-sectional non-experimental quantitative design was made using a survey directed at parents, techniques and workshops on psychomotricity management were applied to preschool students, and a random sample was used that, in its Total corresponds to 12 children, so the results were based on the influencing psychomotor factors in school adaptation within the institution.
Through the results it was verified that these preschoolers remain overweight and malnutrition as a relevant factor in the development of psychomotricity, in the levels of cognitive development with a social aspect and the different disorders that affect their level of development such as autism, language, level coordination, motor level, social interaction, a relationship was also found in their motor learning that may be interfering with their motor development in process. It was found that stimulation at an early age in the child's stage should be considered so as not to affect the connections present in psychomotricity. |
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