Modelo Matemáticas Prejardín-1º
Habilidades de Lenguaje
Muchas de las Habilidades de Lenguaje que son fundamentales para la lectura también son importantes para el éxito en matemáticas. Por lo tanto, los estudiantes con habilidades lingüísticas sólidas tienen más probabilidades de alcanzar mejores resultados en matemáticas. En consecuencia, los estudiantes con dislexia, una discapacidad del aprendizaje que típicamente implica desafíos con el procesamiento fonológico y la memoria de trabajo verbal, también pueden tener dificultades en matemáticas.
Ideas Principales
La conciencia fonológica, el vocabulario y la capacidad verbal general respaldan una variedad de resultados en matemáticas.
Las investigaciones muestran que la conciencia fonológica es importante para aprender palabras numéricas individuales y comprender secuencias numéricas, ya que estas están basadas en el procesamiento de sonidos del habla.
Comprender el vocabulario matemático (por ejemplo, menos que, más que) es necesario para habilidades matemáticas procedimentales, como el Conteo y las Operaciones, y para resolver problemas verbales.
Visita el modelo de Lenguaje para explorar más sobre conciencia fonológica y vocabulario.
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