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Visual Information Design for Teacher Training
A series of visual learning materials developed for teacher training, transforming complex educational content into clear, engaging, and accessible visual frameworks.
Through information architecture, visual synthesis, illustration, and storytelling, dense concepts were organized to make relationships, processes, and key ideas easier to understand and navigate.
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