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“Libro Digital “Estrategias Cognitivas para la Comprensión de la Lectura en Inglés” El Libro Electrónico Estrategias Cognitivas para la Comprensión de la Lectura en Inglés (Cognitive Strategies for Reading Comprehension in English E-book) de Golden Wise Academy es una guía teórico-práctica con ejercicios diseñados para ayudarte a aumentar tus habilidades cognitivas para la comprensión de la lectura del inglés como lengua extranjera. Incluye la enseñanza de las formas en que las personas organizan las acciones para que puedas usar tus capacidades intelectuales propias, en función de las demandas de la tarea. Es una orientación para mejorar los procesos de pensamiento, hacia la solución de problemas. Este libro contiene 370 páginas ilustradas con información, conceptos y ejercicios útiles. Disponible en el website del Instituto Educación Mente Vital”

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