Human beings are gifted with creativity and possess the ability to learn and to teach. Often, children are not encouraged to seek within him something new and creative. Educational practices developed in the classrooms of early childhood education still are based on an appreciation of knowledge ready and finished that the educator has, and not the awakening of the production capacity of the small child. In this sense, our main concern arose from the issue of the child's submission in the teaching/learning process developed within the school environment, as well as the search for answer the following question: why the child is subjected to a State of passivity in the production of knowledge? Ausubel (1978) suggests the active partici...
The educational psychology considers the human being as a dynamic, active, constituted in dialectic...
Early childhood education offers a way to learn , that is, to build knowledge through games and pla...
Among home and school: practice of physical activity and child development Preschoolers are not pra...
The storytelling is one of the oldest ways that facilitated the interaction between individual, is ...
The school is the first opportunity a child has to learn to live with other children away from the ...
This academic work has as theme the evaluation of the early childhood education, emphasizing the ed...
The organization of the school space greatly reflects the curricular conceptions of educational ins...
The ampliation of Elementary School to nine years duration and consequently the inclusion of childre...
This research addresses the issue of the importance of play in early childhood education as one of ...
The children's literature is one of the possible paths to the child develop imagination, emotion and...
The digital technologies of information and communication - TDIC have contributed decisively to tra...
The present work concerned the theme of affectivity in Early Childhood Education: Reflections of in...
When we think of education in the first initial years immediately raise our understanding to the se...
In today's information society and communication teachers face the challenge of living in a new soc...
This study aims to investigate the training of teachers of kindergarten, and evaluate the commitmen...
The educational psychology considers the human being as a dynamic, active, constituted in dialectic...
Early childhood education offers a way to learn , that is, to build knowledge through games and pla...
Among home and school: practice of physical activity and child development Preschoolers are not pra...
The storytelling is one of the oldest ways that facilitated the interaction between individual, is ...
The school is the first opportunity a child has to learn to live with other children away from the ...
This academic work has as theme the evaluation of the early childhood education, emphasizing the ed...
The organization of the school space greatly reflects the curricular conceptions of educational ins...
The ampliation of Elementary School to nine years duration and consequently the inclusion of childre...
This research addresses the issue of the importance of play in early childhood education as one of ...
The children's literature is one of the possible paths to the child develop imagination, emotion and...
The digital technologies of information and communication - TDIC have contributed decisively to tra...
The present work concerned the theme of affectivity in Early Childhood Education: Reflections of in...
When we think of education in the first initial years immediately raise our understanding to the se...
In today's information society and communication teachers face the challenge of living in a new soc...
This study aims to investigate the training of teachers of kindergarten, and evaluate the commitmen...
The educational psychology considers the human being as a dynamic, active, constituted in dialectic...
Early childhood education offers a way to learn , that is, to build knowledge through games and pla...
Among home and school: practice of physical activity and child development Preschoolers are not pra...