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Jan 2023

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3 Visualization Activities That Are Sure...

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3 Visualization Activities That Are Sure to Get Your Students' Attention

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If you want to teach your students how to visualize, you’ll need a few resources. Here are 3 techniques to get them started. This article also discusses the benefits of teaching students to visualize. The techniques and tools below can be used with students of any age or level. They’re sure to get their attention!

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