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Response to Freda

I am in total agreement with you Freda about using graphic organizers which helps construct meaning. Likewise, I am a visual learner and this organizer is awesome and is very beneficial when researching articles and collecting information. Therefore, it will improve communication more effectively when writing my literature review.

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