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Early cognitive enhancement in intellectual disability: the Pre-Instrumental Learning Program – PILP – Volume 3

Chiara Leoni, Loretta Pavan

Product: Book

Trim size in cm: 21x29,7cm

Pages: 256

ISBN: 9788859034087

Publication date: 01/11/2023

Suitable for: Nursery 1st Level (ages 3-4), Nursery 2nd Level (ages 4-5)


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A practical guide that contains a series of proposals for early cognitive enhancement, designed to be applicable to all children, but in particular to those who have an intellectual disability. Each activity is described in detail with timely operational indications and explanatory photographs and is designed to develop the concept of Number and Higher Order Cognitive Processes.

The PILP, Pre-Instrumental Learning Path, is an early cognitive enhancement path built with the aim of helping children develop the cognitive strategies and thought processes underlying any learning, necessary for future autonomy.


Plan of the work
Presentation of the work
Introduction
PART ONE – The methodological aspects and Primary Cognitive Activities
Ch. 1 The Pre-Instrumental Learning Path
Ch. 2 The Pedagogy of Mediation
Ch. 3 Primary Cognitive Activities
PRIMARY COGNITIVE ACTIVITIES – Games and activities
1. 1 Prolonged Eye Contact
1. 2 Persistent Focus and Selective Attention
1. 3 Persistence in Other-Directed Purposeful Activity and Sustained Attention
1. 4 Persistence in a condition of Reciprocity
1. 5 Psychomotor self-control
Ch. 4 General criteria for planning a PILP intervention
Ch. 5 The Pre-Instrumental Learning Path and the development of Concepts
SECOND PART – Number, Quantity and Temporal Concepts
Ch. 6 The importance of numerical cognition
Ch. 7 The development of the concept of number
NUMBER, QUANTITY AND TIME CONCEPTS – Games and activities
2. 1 The concept of number
2. 2 Temporal concepts
THIRD PART – Categorization and Concept Formation
Ch. 8 Concept Formation
FOURTH PART – Higher order cognitive processes
Ch. 9 Cognitive Skills and Executive Functions
HIGHER ORDER COGNITIVE PROCESSES – Games and activities
3. 1 Visual-perceptual skills
3. 2 Inferential Thinking
3. 3 Visual-constructive skills
Conclusions