
handle: 10366/132220 , 11162/197605
En Educaci?n Infantil es fundamental conocer y desarrollar metodolog?as utilizando el desarrollo de la creatividad y la lateralidad en el proceso de ense?anza-aprendizaje en nuestros/as alumnos/as. Es un periodo id?neo para estudiar la relaci?n existente entre estas variables. Por ello, entendemos la creatividad como una parte integral de todos los lenguajes en los que se expresan los ni?os/as en Educaci?n Infantil (lenguaje verbal y escrito, pl?stico, corporal?), porque todos los lenguajes suponen un proceso creador, una forma de comunicarse con los dem?s, ya sea de una forma verbal, pl?stica o escrita. Todas esas formas de comunicarse se relacionan, adem?s, con otro concepto como es la lateralidad. Es fundamental identificar y examinar la importancia de la lateralidad y las dominaciones en Educaci?n Infantil ya que todos estos procesos son necesarios antes de acceder a otros lenguajes como la lectoescritura. El objetivo general es determinar la relaci?n existente entre lateralidad y creatividad en ni?os/as de cuatro a?os de edad. Para ello, se han evaluado 60 ni?os del segundo ciclo de Educaci?n Infantil de las variables creatividad y lateralidad definida y no definida. En el desarrollo de esta investigaci?n se aplic? el test de Pensamiento Creativo de Torrance (1974) de expresi?n figurada y el test de lateralidad de la prueba neuropsicol?gica (2011). Los resultados obtenidos muestran que la mayor?a de los alumnos/as tienen la lateralidad definida con un 75%. Estos alumnos/as obtienen mayores puntuaciones medias en cada componente de creatividad que el grupo con lateralidad no definida, as? como una creatividad mayor que el grupo con lateralidad no definida.
In primary education is essential to know and develop methodologies using the development of creativity and laterality in the process of teaching and learning in our student. It is an ideal place to study the relationship between these variables period. As we understand creativity as an integral part of all the languages in which student in early childhood education (verbal and written language, plastic body?) are expressed, for all languages represent a creative process, a way to communicate with others, either verbal or written form, plastic. All these forms of communication is also related to another concept as laterality. It is essential to identify and examine the importance of laterality and dominations in kindergarten because all these processes are required before accessing other languages such as literacy. The objective of this study is to describe the relationship between creativity and laterality in Early Childhood Education. This has been evaluated 60 children in the second cycle of Infant Education and creativity variables defined and undefined laterality. In the development of this research test Torrance Creative Thinking (1974) of figurative expression and the test of laterality of the neuropsychological test (2011) it was applied. The results show that most of the student have defined laterality with 75%. These student earn higher average scores on each component of creativity, the group with undefined laterality and more creativity than the group with undefined laterality.
formación de profesores, proceso de aprendizaje, lateralidad, Teaching, creatividad, investigación educativa, Ense?anza, desarrollo del niño, Enseñanza
formación de profesores, proceso de aprendizaje, lateralidad, Teaching, creatividad, investigación educativa, Ense?anza, desarrollo del niño, Enseñanza
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