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This template represents a single visual aide. It could represent either:
*A slide from a projected slide presentation or on an overhead projector
*A page from a handout that is given to the students
*A series of notes that can be written for the class, such as on a chalk board or a whiteboard
 
This template may display either:
#A series of text notes or
#An image and a caption
 
Remember that visual aids should be very short and simple. Aides should not be croweded with too much stuff. Avoid complete sentences if possible. Use bullet points or images when possible. When displaying, you may want to make the text of this template bigger, to fit on a whole screen, on a whole chalk board, or a whole sheet of paper.
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