Características y capacidad de respuesta lingüística del habla afectiva de los educadores de párvulos al interior de la sala de clases
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https://doi.org/10.12795/revistafuentes.2021.12943Keywords:
Language behavior, early childhood education, preschool children, teachers’ skills, educational quality, language instruction, emotions, literacy workers. Comportamiento del lenguaje, educación de la primera infancia, niños de preescolar, habilidades de lAbstract
Cada vez más atención se está entregando a las habilidades lingüísticas de los educadores de párvulos debido a su reconocido rol en la enseñanza y el aprendizaje, por medio de una pluralidad de contenidos que son transmitidos a los párvulos. No obstante, un moderado interés se ha dedicado al estudio de estas habilidades cuando están asociadas al dominio afectivo en la interacción entre los párvulos y sus educadoras. Por lo tanto, este estudio identifica nodos del uso característico, significados y producidos por estos profesionales y asociados el dominio afectivo, para luego acceder a su grado de en las interacciones comunicacionales con los niños y niñas en edad preescolar. A través de un diseño transversal mixto, veinte educadoras de párvulos proporcionaron un alto número de grabaciones mientras se desempañan en su ambiente regular de trabajo, para identificar que evocan y/o poseen una connotación afectiva. Los hallazgos sugieren 8 nodos diferenciales con connotación afectiva: Emociones positivas / Emociones negativas; Procesos de enseñanza /Procesos de aprendizaje; Expresión, distinción, intercambio y/o inhibición de las emociones; Emociones antes, durante y después del comportamiento; Llamados de atención, advertencias, reproches y elogios; Tocar y el cuerpo; , y lingüística; y las propias emociones de las educadoras de párvulos. La lingüística fue identificada por mediante un procedimiento secuencial , que muestra el habla afectiva de las educadoras de párvulos se limita principalmente a notar las experiencias emocionales de los párvulos. Se discute brevemente el alcance de estos hallazgos, considerando futuros estudios así como su contribución a los procesos formativos de las educadoras de párvulos en educación superior.
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