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Teacher Note:

“Visualization refers to a student’s ability to construct a single image or a series of related images, whether the image is of an object or a set of directions. Sometimes visualizations involve imaging what an object looks like from a different point of view, for example, from above rather than from the side. Other times, it involves predicting what an object will look like after it is turned or flipped or what the shadow of an object might look like.” 4