Use these strategies to help students grasp and remember abstract concepts
Images are useful in chemistry teaching: for explaining abstract concepts, solving problems and showing relationships. They can help students remember, develop understanding and solve problems. In this article, four evidence-informed strategies describe how to use drawing and diagrams more effectively in your science classrooms.
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