BAPMT organized a live open lecture by the Educational Psychomotricity professors from Chile, Tatiana Gurovic-Pinto and Mariángeles Giménez.
When – 10.09.2024 at 18 pm
Where – to be specified
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Contemporary classrooms are increasingly diverse, encompassing a wide range of cultural backgrounds, learning styles and developmental needs. This diversity provides both opportunities and challenges for educators seeking to create inclusive and effective learning environments.
Psychomotor intervention, which integrates physical activity with the cognitive and emotional processes of learning, offers a promising approach to address these challenges. By engaging students’ bodies and minds, psychomotor intervention helps educators develop deeper connections with students, improving educational outcomes and the overall classroom experience.
The psychomotor perspective allows teachers/educators to step out of their role to experience something, to visualize the space and materials from a new perspective, to engage in reflection and theoretical comparison so that when they return to their role in the classroom, they can integrate that experience into their action plans.
We aim to share our experiences with teachers and educators, which may inspire professionals to learn more about psychomotor intervention.
Speakers:
Tatiana Gurovic Pinto:
Physical Education Teacher (UMCE, Chile),
Educational Psychopedagogue (Universidad Educares, Chile)
Psychomotor Educator (Universidad Católica del Maule), Master in Psychomotor Education (ISRP, France – University of Murcia, Spain), Honorary Professor of the International Organization of Psychomotor and Relaxation OIPR, France, Founder of C.O.E.P Chile (Center for Psychomotor Research and Observation in Chile), Associate Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile.
Mariángeles Giménez:
Psychomotor Specialist with a Bachelor’s degree from Universidad CAECE, Argentina, Master’s degree in Complex Care of Young Children and Early Intervention from Universidad Santo Tomás, Chile- University of Malaga, Spain), Lecturer of Health Professionals from Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Associate Professor in the Master’s program in Psychomotor Science at Universidad Finis Terrae, Chile, Co-founder of C.O.E.P. Chile
Free admission
