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This document discusses different levels of understanding that can be achieved through pedagogical tools and activities, from a basic pre-structural use to a deeper multistructural and extended abstract use. It suggests that teachers should not just use tools for their own sake but should aim to fully utilize activities to promote deeper levels of understanding among students. It also provides additional online resources for further information.
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