Neurodivergences
2022 - 2026
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Volume 2, month January, 2023
- Families and strategies to support the learning of children with specific language disorders in times of pandemic pp. 52

- Javiera Balladares Contreras, Valentina Gatica Inostroza, Fernanda Núñez Beattie, Pamela Herrera Díaz and Marta Paredes Sánchez
- Educational Inclusion of Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder pp. 57

- Cintia Desirée Rossi and Rubén M Pereyra
- Technological innovation in the intervention of Autism Spectrum Disorder pp. 58

- Juan Emanuel Ojeda
- Towards social inclusion: Argentine influencers with disabilities in the digital era pp. 61

- Josefina Stanglino and Carolina Cerruti
- Towards an inclusive school culture: challenges and opportunities for the PIE in Chile pp. 65

- Catalina Gallardo Lazo, Jael Tobar Miranda and Pamela Herrera Díaz
- From the integrative paradigm to inclusion: ICT and blended learning in early childhood education pp. 66

- Silva Jessica del Rosario and Sandra del Valle Soria
- School coexistence in children with Specific Language Disorder/Language Development Disorder in transition levels of special and regular schools with School Integration Program in the Valparaíso region pp. 67

- Tihare Andrea Escobar Torres, Javiera Fernanda Olivares Mella and Pamela Herrera Díaz
- Social media and disability: the impact of influencers on building digital citizenship pp. 68

- Josefina Stanglino and Carolina Cerruti
- Family-school co-responsibility and TEL in Chile: policies, practices and learning pp. 69

- Javiera Balladares Contreras, Valentina Gatica Inostroza, Fernanda Núñez Beattie, Pamela Herrera Díaz and Marta Paredes Sánchez
- Online Planning System for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders pp. 70

- Juan Emanuel Ojeda
- Special Language Schools in the Chilean Education System. Is their existence justified? pp. 72

- Katia Alejandra Álvarez Gutiérrez, Damaris Muriel Muñoz Monrroy and Pamela Herrera Díaz
- Classroom climate and TEL/TDL: strategies for a safe, participatory and equitable coexistence pp. 73

- Tihare Andrea Escobar Torres, Javiera Fernanda Olivares Mella and Pamela Herrera Díaz
- Intensity of support and equity: the place of EELs in the Chilean education system pp. 81

- Katia Alejandra Álvarez Gutiérrez, Damaris Muriel Muñoz Monrroy and Pamela Herrera Díaz
- Educational inclusion and ADHD: challenges and strategies for equitable teaching pp. 82

- Cintia Desirée Rossi and Rubén M Pereyra
- Pedagogical innovation and educational personalisation: an inclusive proposal at the Santa Ana Institute, Córdoba pp. 87

- Lucía Viviana Vila and Sandra Del Valle Soria
- Creation of a School Integration Program at a subsidized private school in the municipality of Valparaíso pp. 91

- Catalina Gallardo Lazo, Jael Tobar Miranda and Pamela Herrera Díaz
- Educational Ecosystems and Inclusion at the Santa Ana Institute: ‘Personalised Education in Heterogeneous Classrooms, mediated by ICT’ pp. 94

- Lucía Viviana Vila and Sandra Del Valle Soria
Volume 1, month December, 2022
- Parenting styles and their influence on overcoming Specific Language Impairment in students aged 5 to 9 at Miraflores School, Viña del Mar pp. 10

- Andrea Pamela Olivares Miranda, Marta Gabriela Paredes Sánchez, Dayanna Alejandra Pizarro Suárez and Yirda Romero Marchant
- Digital tools and their use in the education of children with ASD pp. 21

- Fernando Pablo Mazza
- The family-school relationship in the development of students with SLI pp. 23

- Andrea Pamela Olivares Miranda, Marta Gabriela Paredes Sánchez, Dayanna Alejandra Pizarro Suárez and Yirda Romero Marchant
- Digital technologies for the inclusion of children with ASD: development of an educational application pp. 24

- Néstor Adrian Aguirre
- Case Study: Strategy to be developed in the classroom for a student with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) through the Universal Design for Learning pp. 26

- Lorena Escobar Garcés, Valentina Soto Verdugo and Edgardo Aragú Pérez
- ICT and Educational Inclusion in Autism Spectrum Disorder pp. 27

- Fernando Pablo Mazza
- Educationa ecosystems and inclusion: Implementation of the DUA to minimize learning barriers in the Early Childhood Education Level at the Santa Ana Institute pp. 28

- Silva Jessica del Rosario and Sandra del Valle Soria
- Characterization of ludic practices in language schools of the Valparaíso commune in virtual and face-to-face modality in times of pandemic for early childhood education students pp. 29

- Karen Knaak Villar, Bitia Villalón Camus, Patricia Vilches Román, Pamela Herrera Díaz and Marta Paredes Sánchez
- Platform for Encouraging Social Communication in Children with Autism pp. 30

- Néstor Adrian Aguirre
- Playful strategies as a pedagogical pillar in early childhood education during COVID-19 pp. 31

- Karen Knaak Villar, Bitia Villalón Camus, Patricia Vilches Román, Pamela Herrera Díaz and Marta Paredes Sánchez
- Digital Education and Inclusion: Digital Tools used in Education and their application in students with Autism pp. 32

- Juan Ignacio Quevedo
- Perception and feelings of children with ASD in relation to clothing pp. 36

- Ileana González and Ana Cubeiro
- The incorporation of ICTs as an axis of educational transformation pp. 39

- Juan Ignacio Quevedo
- Clothing design as a tool for inclusion for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder pp. 47

- Ileana González and Ana Cubeiro
- Inclusive Education and Language Learning for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder pp. 48

- Lorena Escobar Garcés, Valentina Soto Verdugo and Edgardo Aragú Pérez