Spanish term
ubique
Encuentro 2: Autoestima
Módulo IV (Por favor, lea la información básica de la sesión I y ubique la guía metodológica por edad)
- Preparar material didáctico de acuerdo a la guía metodológica.
Lo que logro entender por el poco contexto que brinda el texto es que la guía contiene diferentes secciones de acuerdo a la edad de los niños.
Ahora al decir "ubique la guía" me da la impresión que lo que quieren decir es "abra la guía en la página de acuerdo con la edad del grupo" pero sé que es algo extenso.
Sus sugerencias son bienvenidas.
4 +4 | find | Sergio Kot |
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