La didattica in movimento
Keywords:
movement, learning and changeAbstract
The new teaching methodologies take into account the learning in the unified vision of the person. This paper argues that the intellectual movement, bodily and social intervening simultaneously in the learning process, by a change in the process of learning the same primary and promotes the development of a more flexible and creative mind.
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