Download or read book Expresi n y comunicaci n corporal para la educaci n recreaci n y calidad de vida written by Mª Jesús Cuéllar Moreno and published by Wanceulen S.L.. This book was released on 2008 with total page 285 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: En la actualidad, se están desarrollando nuevas actividades físicas de las denominadas “no tradicionales” que incluyen en sus manifestaciones, actividades contribuyentes a una formación en Educación Física. Algunas de estas prácticas utilizan técnicas y métodos relacionados con la Expresión y comunicación Corporal (ECC) que persiguen una formación desde la perspectiva de la experiencia vivencial de la persona, cualquiera que sea su edad y condición. Por ello, el interés por las actividades de ECC va en aumento y se constituye como una manera de realizar actividad física (aunque tradicionalmente haya sido olvidada), planteando un nuevo modelo de formación de profesionales. Con este libro, fruto de nuestro trabajo de coordinación y dirección en el Título de Experto Universitario en Expresión y Comunicación Corporal para la Educación, la Recreación y la Calidad de Vida de la Universidad de La Laguna-hemos perseguido sintetizar a través de diversos y prestigiosos autores de este ámbito los elementos y contenidos esenciales que la configuran, atendiendo a tres áreas claramente diferenciadas: el Educativo, el del Ocio y la Recreación, y el de la Calidad de Vida. María Jesús Cuellar Moreno Doctora y Licenciada en Educación Física Diplomada en Maestro Especialista en Lengua Extranjera Titulada en Baile Flamenco por la Universidad de Granada Desarrolla su docencia como profesora de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad de La Laguna María del Carmen Francos Cal Licenciada en Educación Física Profesora Titular de Didáctica de la Expresión Corporal en la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad de La Laguna ÍNDICE PRÓLOGO MÓDULO I. PEDAGOGÍA DE LA EXPRESIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN CORPORAL 1. Los contenidos curriculares de la Expresión y Comunicación corporal en el sistema educativo español, Begoña Learreta Ramos 2. Fundamentos metodológicos para la expresión y comunicación corporal, Mª Jesús Cuellar Moreno 3. Diversidad: Atención desde la expresión y comunicación corporal, Olga Alegre de la Rosa. 4. Introducción a la Didáctica de la expresión y comunicación corporal, Miguel Ángel Delgado Noguera MÓDULO II. DE LA CREATIVIDAD EN LA EXPRESIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN CORPORAL 5. Creatividad personal y su Desarrollo, Antonio Rodríguez Hernández 6. Bases para el Desarrollo creativo-expresivo, Tomás Motos Teruel MÓDULO III. DE LA ANIMACIÓN Y RECREACIÓN EN LA EXPRESIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN CORPORAL. 7. La expresión y comunicación corporal como práctica para la recreación, Mèrce Mateu i Serra 8. Actitudes y Habilidades Cognitivo-Emocionales en el perfil psicológico del profesional de la Expresión y comunicación corporal, Eduardo Martín Cabrera y Ángela Torbay Betancor 9. Comunicación interpersonal, Carmen Hernández Jorge y Ángela Torbay Betancor 10. Fundamentos Psicológica de la animación, Mª del Carmen Muñoz de Bustillo y Teresa Rodríguez Blanco MÓDULO IV. DE LA CALIDAD EN LA EXPRESIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN CORPORAL. 11. La expresión y comunicación corporal como factores condicionantes del bienestar y la calidad de vida, Manuel Delgado Fernández y Pablo Tercedor Sánchez 12. Intervención en promoción del bienestar y la calidad de vida, Manuel Delgado Fernández, Pablo Tercedor Sánchez y Elisa Torre Ramos MÓDULO V. DEL RITMO Y LA DRAMATIZACIÓN EN LA EXPRESIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN CORPORAL. 13. El ritmo musical y la expresión y la percusión corporales, Ana Isabel Lorenzo Yanes y Roberto Souto Suárez. 14. Bailes populares y del mundo, Mérce Mateu i Sierra 15. Teatro negro, Asunción Torrent Ruiz y Mª del Prado Pedraza Carbonero

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