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Museos en modo creativo

Museos en modo creativo

Albert Macaya Ruiz / Alejandra Pupio / Alfredo José Ramón Verdú / Antonio F. Rodríguez Hernández / Begonya Soler Mayor / Chele Esteve Sendra / Christine Rivalan / Clara Pérez Herrero / Donatella Donato / Esther Fabregat / Irene Verde Peleato / Manuela Romo Santos / María del Carmen Bellver Moreno / María Dolores Soto Gonzále

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Editorial:
Editorial Graó
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Escuelas secundarias
ISBN:
9791387670030
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Sobre IBD

Propone las visitas a museos como espacios ideales para fomentar la creatividad en el ámbito educativo destacando el potencial de estas visitas para desarrollar el pensamiento crítico, creativo y divergente mediante programas de educación patrimonial.Analiza teorías sobre creatividad y su aplicación inclusiva, incorporando la perspectiva de género y la necesidad de visibilizar a las mujeres. También se abordan las barreras de acceso, especialmente para personas con discapacidad. El libro subraya el papel clave de la creatividad en la transformación social, apoyado por el proyecto DECHADOS. 10

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