The use of stories for children and fables in the wook with families having children diagnosed with dysphasia development

Authors

  • Elizabeth Gómez Núñez Bachelor of Special Education. Assistant. Professor of Special Psychology and Development. Department of Psychology University of Camagüey. It has several scientific results related to family orientation and special educational needs.
  • Ángel Luis Gómez Cardoso Doctor in Pedagogical Sciences. Full Professor of the Education Sciences Studies Center. University of Camagüey. Leader of the research group at the university level: Education and orientation of students with Special Educational Needs, preventive work, diversity and educational inclusion, from the training process. Professional with vast experience in Special Education. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4736-3517 (unauthenticated)
  • Olga Lidia Núñez Rodríguez PhD in Pedagogical Sciences. Titular teacher. Director of the Diagnostic and Guidance Center. Camaguey. Professional with vast experience in Special Education, specialist in diagnosis.

Keywords:

Family; children with dysphasia development, essential role of paventa, stories.

Abstract

The article describes the theoretical foundations in relation to the family of the child with developmental dysphasia. The indisputable leading and irreplaceable role of parents in the development of children is recognized with much more encouraging and optimistic work methods, as well as in the use of stories and fables for the work of stimulation and development of these children in order to break the formalities and routines established from the family education schools themselves. Specific examples are described that in the opinion of the authors could be effective for achieving the stimulation of integral development in these children and that will affect many of their future psychological attitudes, as we are able to channel them.

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2019-05-02

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How to Cite

The use of stories for children and fables in the wook with families having children diagnosed with dysphasia development. (2019). Opuntia Brava, 11(2), 357-372. https://opuntiabrava.ult.edu.cu/index.php/opuntiabrava/article/view/767

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