A PSICOPEDAGOGIA NA EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v7i8.2230Keywords:
Jokes. Learning. Child education. Literacy.Abstract
The main objective of this article is to reflect on the importance of playing for children's development and, mainly, for their literacy. Thus, a literature review was carried out on concepts of learning and learning difficulties, highlighting their relationship with psychomotor development and, thus, addressing the prevention of dysgnosia and dyspraxia disorders as a way to prevent learning difficulties. We present several authors who consider the skills necessary for the acquisition of reading, writing and mathematics, skills that can be stimulated by traditional games. Playing develops psychomotor, spiritual, emotional and even cognitive skills; it is part of the child's overall development. We understand that the proposal presented here can be a starting point for the institutional intervention of teachers who work in early childhood education, so that they can reflect on their practice at school.
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