Graphic materials include non-photographic two-dimensional materials designed to communicate messages to learners. They may incorporate symbols, visual cues, and words. Examples include drawings, charts, graphs, posters, and more. Graphic materials can make a classroom more inviting and engaging by informing students and brightening the atmosphere. They help students keep track of what they've learned and make connections between ideas, tasks, and lessons.
Graphic materials include non-photographic two-dimensional materials designed to communicate messages to learners. They may incorporate symbols, visual cues, and words. Examples include drawings, charts, graphs, posters, and more. Graphic materials can make a classroom more inviting and engaging by informing students and brightening the atmosphere. They help students keep track of what they've learned and make connections between ideas, tasks, and lessons.
Graphic materials include non-photographic two-dimensional materials designed to communicate messages to learners. They may incorporate symbols, visual cues, and words. Examples include drawings, charts, graphs, posters, and more. Graphic materials can make a classroom more inviting and engaging by informing students and brightening the atmosphere. They help students keep track of what they've learned and make connections between ideas, tasks, and lessons.
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