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This document provides a summary of a student's learning goals, activities, experiences, and recommendations for an English course. The student's main learning goal was to improve their reading comprehension and vocabulary. Their activities included using websites and software programs to read articles and stories and complete comprehension exercises. They had both positive and negative experiences, finding vocabulary building exercises engaging but struggling more with timed reading tasks. They recommend their classmates use similar practice software to support their learning.
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- 1. A LEARNING SEMESTER Solmarie Pérez Rivera Prof. Mario Medina Basic English 3101 Section 126
- 3. Read an article an then write a summary To Obtain vocabulary to understand reading text Read a short story and then write a summary. Read a large story an take a reading text comprehension Take a reading comprehension.
- 10. Thank You for attention