DISEÑO CURRICULAR DE UN PROGRAMA DE CAPACITACIÓN PARA ADULTOS CON SÍNDROME DE DOWN

Authors

  • María Teresa Medrano Urrea

Abstract

Hoy en día la educación ha tenido gran trascendencia, ya que es la principal herramienta para transformar la sociedad a la cual pertenecemos, y hacer de los educandos seres independientes, productivos, seguros de sí mismos y capaces de adaptarse y enfrentarse a los problemas que se le vayan presentando.

La educación integral pretende cubrir el aspecto intelectual, afectivo, sexual, moral, familiar, social y laboral de todo ser humano para su desarrollo pleno, y que todo esto se vea enfocado en la práctica. 

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Issue

No. 1 (1992): Una respuesta a nuestro compromiso como universitarios

Section

Un espacio...un proyecto

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