Author: babbyo

Reading is very important for learning and for life itself. Reading, as we all know, broadens our sights and allows us to travel even without moving a single foot. But making reading a habit is not always an easy task, since many things such as nervousness, lack of attention, an inadequate reading rhythm or lack… continue reading

Jean Piaget (1896-1980) was initially an epistemologist and biologist, but later he also obtained his degree in child psychology, studies that marked him the most and for which he is most remembered, to such an extent that Piaget has been considered the Most influential man of the 20th century in education and pedagogy. We have… continue reading

Reading should be fun at any age, and for this we must often seek certain dynamics that make reading attractive to the little ones so that they continue to want to read as time passes. In this sense, and almost without a doubt, tongue twister readings are the ones that bring the most fun memories… continue reading

The magic carpet is a fun and cooperative activity to be carried out in the early education phase, that is, in the first school levels. The group nature of this technique makes this activity one of the favorites, both for children and for early education specialists. But, the particular interest of this technique is that… continue reading

Facing a text is not always easy. We must know if it is a rigorous text, what type, what it wants to tell us … And the amount of information that must be faced today, with the rise of the internet and new technologies, is much more enormous than In the past, it is more… continue reading

Learning, experience and contact with the things that we have in childhood, is what may or may not arouse, with the passage of time, children’s interest in some themes or others. This is what happens with science, that many children end up arousing a lot of curiosity and others, on the contrary, none at all…. continue reading

Metacognition occurs when goals are set, tasks are analyzed, what has been learned is reflected on or strategies are implemented, and it is part of the learning process. It is something natural that we should all handle or at least know about, however, although it is a natural process, many children may need support to… continue reading

Calculation problems are very common in the classroom, and many of them tend to respond to a difficulty that we call ” dyscalculia .” But, despite how strange the word may be, the truth is that this type of problem is very common in children, since calculation is a very abstract and complex discipline ,… continue reading