Health promotion and speech language and hearing therapy contributions in psychomotor and linguistic development in childhood: experience report
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2176-2724.2019v31i3p446-453Keywords:
Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences, Health Promotion, Intersectoral Collaboration, School Health Services.Abstract
Introduction: The current public policies on health and education enable the intersectoral actions of Speech Language and Hearing therapist in the promotion of children’s health. Objective: To describe The experience was conducted in a Kindergarten public school in São Paulo interior. Five activities that promote child’s development were planned, elaborated and carried out by students of the third year of the Speech Language and Hearing Sciences Course of a public university. The activities were developed with the school teachers, in an integrated and collaborative manner, where 60 children from two to four years old participated in this study. Results: In the activities, the children were able to recognize objects, to experience sensations, to develop practical intelligence and body scheme and to improve motor coordination. Moreover, the activities provided opportunities for linguistic development of children. Conclusion: The described experience highlights the importance of health promotion and intersectoriality provided by current policies and contributed to the academic training of future speechlanguage and hearing pathologistsDownloads
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Copyright (c) 2019 Flávia Rodrigues dos Santos, Eduarda Marconato, Tatiane Sbrugnara, Keylla Geovanna Laureano Tolentino, Mariane Letícia Luiz Aguiar, Edinalva Neves Nascimento
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