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The document discusses smart solutions for teaching mathematical set theory concepts through gestures, including subsets, unions, intersections, disjoint sets, and equal sets. It was written by Karina Siti Putrianingsih, a student at Universitas Jember, on May 24th, 2013 for their English Medium Instruction course. Diagrams illustrating the gestures are referenced.
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