
Sinergias Educativas
July - September Vol. 7 - 3 - 2022
http://sinergiaseducativas.mx/index.php/revista/
Therefore, it should be overcome as soon as possible with a great
sense of responsibility in the teaching and learning process, to
improve the shortcomings that may occur in these sub-levels of
initial 1 and 2 that is in the acquisition of language, expression and
communication that children from 0 to 5 years can aggravate the
internalization of knowledge, which causes a lack of interest in the
learning process causing difficulties in the part of language skills.
Therefore, this educational problem marks a considerable gap
between education, which is learning to know, learning to do,
learning to live together, learning to feel. Where it should be both
stimulated and accompanied to improve knowledge.
Three axes of development and learning are proposed for all early
education, each one of them encompassing different areas proposed
for each educational sublevel. The axes of development and learning
will be:
Expression and communication, with the following sublevels:
Children from (0 to 3 years old) For the Initial 1 sublevel of this axis,
the areas of verbal and nonverbal language manifestation are
derived. Manifestation of verbal and non-verbal language. This area
develops aspects related to language acquisition, addressed both in
its structuring function (guttural signs, babbling, monosyllables,
two- and three-word sentences) and in its mediating function of
communication through different forms of language. Another aspect
considered is the increase of vocabulary used by the child, in order
to satisfy his basic needs, to express his desires, thoughts, emotions,
to move from egocentric language to social language.
Children from (3 to 5 years old) For the sub-level Initial 2, the
domains of comprehension and exploration of language. Language
comprehension and expression. In this area, the development of
children's language is enhanced as a fundamental element of
communication that allows them to externalize their thoughts, ideas,
desires, emotions, experiences and feelings, through verbal and non-
verbal symbols and as a means of relating with others, using the
manifestations of various languages and languages. Of great
importance is the treatment of linguistic awareness, which is
intended to lay the foundations for future reading and writing
processes, as well as for an adequate development of pronunciation
in children's speech. Language also supports the construction of
cognitive processes that facilitate knowledge and representation of
the world, creativity and imagination. In this sense, language is a
fundamental tool for children's development and integral learning.
(Ministry of Education , 2016)