VIDEOGAME: A PLAYFUL VIRTUAL STRATEGY IN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN PRE-SCHOOL AGE
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This project of investigation realized in Bucaramanga's Autonomous University, Group Education and language, line pedagogic practices. There was demonstrated the need to invite the teachers to look for pedagogic alternatives that allow the children of pre-school to come closer the nature to identify the importance of the use of playful strategies orientated to removing the traditional education in the classrooms of class. One tried to design a playful virtual strategy across the use of Technologies of the Information and the Communication (TIC) to favor the education of the environmental education in children in pre-school age of three Bucaramanga's gardens. The used methodology was the investigation action, of qualitative type. The reflection was realized on the pedagogic practice of the teachers of infantile gardens, related to the use of different playful strategies for the education; the review of materials and production of comparative picture of the types of learnings and competitions that are generated by the use of playful virtual strategies; and the efficiency of the strategies decided, with a view to undertaking new analyses and reconstruction of the practices, with the design, application and evaluation of a software as playful virtual strategy.
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