Correlation analysis of nutritive food and use of specialized educative strategies educative yielding evaluated in an early-age educational institution of Tijuana, Mexico

Edén Antonio Arce Patron 1, Lorian Arendsee Avilés Arnaut 1, Macaria Armenta Flores 1, Myrna Meling Toledo 1, Raúl Iván Castañeda Quiñones 1 and Gustavo López Badilla 2, *

1 Department of Basic Sciences, Agricultural Technological Baccalaureate Center # 146, San Quintín, Baja California, Mexico.
2 Department of Applied Sciences, José Vasconcelos University, Murua Campus, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.
 
Research Article
International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2024, 11(01), 436–443.
Article DOI: 10.30574/ijsra.2024.11.1.0034
Publication history: 
Received on 03 December 2023; revised on 10 January 2024; accepted on 13 January 2024
 
Abstract: 
The integral development of initial stage infants (ISI) depends on various factors, being the two of the most important aspects the nutritive food and body mass index (height and weight), which generates the healthy life of ISI evaluated in this investigation, and correlated with his educative yielding in early-age educational institution located in the Tijuana city. The age of infants analyzed were from 0 to 36 months, being 10 infants of this age, and observed that with a good nutritive diet, which was obtained the body mass index (BMI), and an efficient educative yielding, and showed a correlation rate of 0.82, indicating that these relevant factors mentioned above, were very important in the integral development of infants of this age and his educative yielding. In this scientific study was applied specialized strategies as dynamic and visual actions in school and in house of infants supported by his fathers, obtaining good results in the teaching-learning process (TLP), obtained of the statistical correlation in this important investigation.
 
Keywords: 
TLP; ISI; Nutritive diet; BMI; Educative yielding; Statistical correlation
 
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