Retratos: Arte y Sociedad en Latinoamerica y Espana

Complements advanced level Spanish course books by providing practice in reading and understanding longer texts. Students will also develop the vocabulary needed to understand and talk about important issues in modern Hispanic society. It encourages an analytical method of study, and the eight photocopiable self-study units are based on authentic texts dealing with topics such as 'Estereotipos culturales' and 'La biodiversidad'. Lively, interesting and carefully graded, the exercises begin with identification of key words and comprehension questions followed by detailed and precisely focused...

FACETAS is a brief and multi-faceted intermediate Spanish program ideal for use in one-semester courses. It incorporates relevant literary and cultural readings and integrates two kinds of video. The first is a specially-shot sitcom featured in every lesson. The second showcases three original short films by contemporary Hispanic filmmakers. FACETAS' interactive, student-friendly approach focuses on real communication in meaningful contexts, giving students a rewarding learning experience as they strengthen their language skills and develop cultural competency.

Vocabulario visual del español es una colección temática pensada para que el alumno pueda practicar en distintos ámbitos de la enseñanza de ELE, poniendo a su alcance un material de trabajo innovador que le sirva como complemento a cualquier método. Cada volumen consta de cuatro unidades adaptadas al marco común europeo de referencia para las lenguas (MCER). Para facilitar la consulta y una mayor explotación del material, al final del dispositivo encontramos tanto un glosario alfabético, como un glosario temático. En estas listas de palabras todos los ítems, con un solo clic, nos...

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