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Affordance of Voice in Understanding Early Childhood Educators’ Embodiment in Children’s Education

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By Ieda Santos, Kyongje Sung, Joseph S. Agbenyega
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
español Las voces de los educadores son importantes para conocer las mejoras necesarias en la educación de la primera infancia, especialmente en entornos altamente diversos y rápidamente cambiantes. Plantear la voz del profesorado como una herramienta de construcción de significado de la corporeidad cultural, vivida a través de la experiencia, permite esclarecer el pensamiento docente y la manera en que reflejan inherentemente el entorno sociocultural en el que practica su docencia.
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Correction: Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) facilitates overall visual search response times but does not interact with visual search task factors

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By Kyongje Sung, Barry Gordon
| PLOS
There is an error in the Target column of Table 3. The labels “Present” and “Absent” should be reversed for each Discrimination difficulty. Please see the corrected Table 3 below. The values in the Target column in S3 File are labeled incorrectly. The legend should read: 1: Target present and 2: Target absent. Please see the correct S3 File below.
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Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) facilitates overall visual search response times but does not interact with visual search task factors

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By Barry Gordon, Kyongje Sung
| PLOS
Whether transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) affects mental functions, and how any such effects arise from its neural effects, continue to be debated. We investigated whether tDCS applied over the visual cortex (Oz) with a vertex (Cz) reference might affect response times (RTs) in a visual search task.
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