Factor · Lenguaje y Alfabetización

Habilidades Básicas de Escritura

Antes de ingresar al jardín de infantes, los niños pequeños ya están comenzando a aprender las habilidades básicas que necesitan para producir escritura convencional. Estas habilidades incluyen el Conocimiento del Alfabeto y la Conciencia Fonológica, así como las habilidades motoras básicas involucradas en la Escritura a Mano. Se ha descubierto que tener un firme dominio de estas Habilidades Básicas de Escritura de manera temprana, predice la calidad de las habilidades de escritura convencional más adelante en la escuela primaria.

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