The effects of incorporating student-made visuals daily in the junior high science classroom
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2015
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Montana State University - Bozeman, Graduate School
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This project implemented student-made visuals daily in the life science classroom. Students used Play-Doh, white boards, and concept maps to create visuals that reinforced the science concepts. The use of student-made visuals increased understanding and retention for most students, and equally as important, caused students to have a positive attitude toward science.