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El documento presenta diferentes tipos de inteligencia y nombra a una deportista española reconocida por cada una. La inteligencia comunicativa se asocia a Isabel Macías en atletismo, la matemática a Sabrina Vega en ajedrez, la kinestésica a Mireia Belmonte en natación, la naturalista a Edurne Pasabán en alpinismo, la espacial a Sandra Sánchez en kárate, la interpersonal a Jenni Hermoso en fútbol, la intrapersonal a Xuan Lan en yoga y la musical a Gemma M
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- 2. INTELIGENCIA COMUNICATIVA Conocemos a ISABEL MACÍAS ATLETISMO 1500 m.
- 4. INTELIGENCIA MATEMÁTICA Conocemos a Sabrina Vega AJEDREZ
- 6. INTELIGENCIA KINESTÉSICA Conocemos a MIREIA BELMONTE NATACIÓN
- 8. INTELIGENCIA naturalista Conocemos a EDURNE PASABÁN ALPINISMO
- 10. INTELIGENCIA ESPACIAL Conocemos a Sandra Sánchez KARATE (kata)
- 13. INTELIGENCIA interpersonal Conocemos a JENNI HERMOSO FÚTBOL
- 15. INTELIGENCIA INTRAPERSONAL Conocemos a XUAN LAN YOGA
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