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Tags: have students use concept maps and other visual tools to organize thinking and deepen learning (have students generate compare and contrast concept maps), Myths of "Learning Styles"; Education, Use concept maps and other visual tools to present class material (integrate visual tools in class sessions or online presentations)
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