'Visual people' presentation slideshows

Ambiguity

Ambiguity. CCSS: RL 11-12.1 Cite strong and thorough textual evidence to determine where the text leaves matters uncertain. Objective. Identify, cite, and summarize two points in chapter 10 of The Scarlet Letter where the events are ambiguous (unclear). . Ambiguity/Ambiguous.

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Mzia Salukvadze - Ozurgeti public school #1 Tamar Maghlaperidze - Ozurgeti public school #3

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Working with Visual Designers for Universal Access

Working with Visual Designers for Universal Access. P.J. Gardner Gardner Information Design, Inc. 781.646.6849 www.GIDI.biz. Great Visual Design can make a Web Site!. Working with a professional Visual Designer is a privilege.

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Instant Freedom From Phobias Using NLP's Fast Phobia Cure Technology

The auditory person's world is represented by sound, therefore to get their attention and engage them you must say something that sounds very appealing to them. Where visual people like to look at directions, auditory people would rather hear directions read out loud. Retaining the information by looking at it can be difficult for them, whereas they find hearing it is much easier. Tone of voice and words used can also be important to them. Auditory people use phrases like, "listen to me", "that is clear as a bell" and "that sounds good".

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