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Using visuals 
Topic Teaching Tip(s): General principles of mathematical communication | Using visuals
This webpage includes links to effective mathematical visuals online, including proofs without words. Also included is a list of tools for visualizing math (both commercial and free), and a list of resources both online and in the literature that present pedagogical strategies, theory, research, &/or experience, both for teaching students to communicate math via visualizations, and for using visualizations to help students learn math.
Resource URL: http://math.mit.edu/mathcomm/general-principles-of-communicating-math/using-visuals/
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Language of Mathematics
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MathDL Mathematical Communication
This review was published on August 04, 2011
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