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Journal Article
The Visualisation and Images as an Effective Tools in Science Communication and Science Education
2018
Overview
This study by Madiha Fathi Elmahaishi explores the role of visualisation and imagery as powerful tools for science communication and education, emphasizing that visual representation is not supplementary but a primary language of scientific meaning. Through a conceptual and applied analysis, the paper examines how diagrams, simulations, and scientific images-across disciplines such as physics, chemistry, nanoscience, and biotechnology-enhance comprehension, engagement, and memory retention. Elmahaishi argues that visualization serves as a cognitive bridge between abstraction and understanding, transforming invisible processes into perceptible forms. The study stresses that the effectiveness of scientific imagery lies in the balance between aesthetic clarity and conceptual accuracy, warning against oversimplification that can distort content. Ethical and pedagogical concerns, such as visual bias and misinterpretation, are also addressed, with recommendations for critical visual literacy training among educators and researchers. Ultimately, the research concludes that imagery has become an integral component of scientific reasoning, not merely a didactic aid. Integrating visual tools into science education fosters creative, conceptual thinking and strengthens the dialogue between science and society in the digital age. Abstract Written by Dar AlMandumh, 2025, Using AI
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جامعة مصراتة - كلية التربية
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