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Using pictures in English language teaching can improve student motivation and engagement. Pictures provide a visual entry point for reading and writing activities. Research shows that pictures have a significant impact on the teaching and learning process. Teachers can display pictures through PowerPoint and use them to align concepts and ideas, helping students imagine and comprehend the material. However, teachers may need to explain unfamiliar pictures to students. Overall, picture media enhances student writing skills, vocabulary, and motivation in learning English.
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structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
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