grafoanálisis y aspectos y signos de alarma en los escritos escolares (graphoanalysis and issues and warning signs posted in school)

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Abstract

Resumen: El presente trabajo supone una síntesis y una aportación sobre las bases del grafoanálisis, y su aplicación al ámbito educativo, en el aspecto concreto de la detección de signos de alarma en los escritos escolares. Se define el proceso grafoescritural compatible con la normalidad y el que se vincula con rasgos alejados de la misma. Se elabora una clasificación que permita realizar un análisis grafoescritural de tales signos en el medio educativo.

Abstract: This paper is a summary of certain aspects within the field of graphoanalysis applied for educational purposes, specifically focussing on detecting alarm signs in school handwriting. Graphic and writing processes compatible with normality, as well as those removed from that, are defined in the paper. This paper concludes with a classification which allows us to produce a written, graphical analysis of such signs in the academic field.

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Authors ;José Domínguez León
Journal Microbial biotechnology
Year 2010
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10.5944/rdh.17.2010.12892
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