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Cómo desarrollar el vocabulario de su niño: 7 formas

  • Written by David Dickinson, Professor of Teaching & Learning, Vanderbilt University
El vocabulario de un niño influye su habilidad linguística como adolescente.Shutterstock.com

Si usted desea que su hijo tenga una vida plena y satisfactoria, una de las mejores cosas que puede hacer es ayudar en el desarrollo de su vocabulario.

Las investigaciones demuestran que una sólida habilidad lingüística...

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