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    Comprehension involves understanding concepts and ideas presented in texts or discussions. A flow chart is a visual representation that uses boxes and arrows to illustrate relationships between key ideas and concepts. Flow charts can help improve comprehension by breaking down complex information into a clear step-by-step structure.

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    Comprehension involves understanding concepts and ideas presented in texts or discussions. A flow chart is a visual representation that uses boxes and arrows to illustrate relationships between key ideas and concepts. Flow charts can help improve comprehension by breaking down complex information into a clear step-by-step structure.

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    Comprehension involves understanding concepts and ideas presented in texts or discussions. A flow chart is a visual representation that uses boxes and arrows to illustrate relationships between key ideas and concepts. Flow charts can help improve comprehension by breaking down complex information into a clear step-by-step structure.

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    Thinking Skills Name: ______________________ Class: _______（ ）

    & Practices Date: _______________________ Grade: ___________

    Thinking skill: Comprehension


    Thinking strategy: Flow chart

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