NEUROEDUCACIÓN EN LA PRIMERA INFANCIA

GUÍA DE ESTRATEGIAS CURRICULARES

Autores/as

  • Gutiérrez Baque Elena Viviana Universidad Estatal del Sur de Manabi image/svg+xml Autor/a
  • Duran González Kleber Augusto Universidad Estatal del Sur de Manabi image/svg+xml Autor/a
  • Solis Pisco Alison Tairy Universidad Estatal del Sur de Manabi image/svg+xml Autor/a

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63816/rnc46r89

Palabras clave:

Neuroeducación , Primera infancia , Estrategias curriculares , Desarrollo cerebral , Funciones ejecutivas

Resumen

  • Esta obra aborda la integración de la neurociencia, la psicología y la pedagogía en el ámbito de la Educación Inicial, ofreciendo una guía práctica para enriquecer la planificación curricular desde una comprensión científica del desarrollo cerebral infantil.

  • El libro profundiza en los fundamentos neurocognitivos del aprendizaje en los primeros años de vida, analizando factores clave como la plasticidad cerebral, la atención, la memoria, las funciones ejecutivas y el rol determinante de la seguridad emocional y los vínculos afectivos.

  • Asimismo, traslada estos principios al diseño curricular activo a través del juego, la exploración multisensorial, el movimiento, la música y la narración, en ambientes estimulantes y seguros.

  • Finalmente, propone un enfoque inclusivo enfocado en la neurodiversidad, la eliminación de barreras para el aprendizaje, la corresponsabilidad familiar y una evaluación formativa basada en la observación y el acompañamiento pedagógico respetuoso.

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2026-10-11

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NEUROEDUCACIÓN EN LA PRIMERA INFANCIA: GUÍA DE ESTRATEGIAS CURRICULARES. (2026). Revista Multidisciplinar Ciencia Y Descubrimiento, 4(4). https://doi.org/10.63816/rnc46r89

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