APPLICATION OF THE ‘VISUALIZATION’ METHOD IN FOSTERING ORAL COMMUNICATION AND AUDITORY COMPREHENSION SKILLS AMONG VISUALLY IMPAIRED STUDENTS (GRADES 8–10)

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this study investigates the effectiveness of the ‘Visualization’ method in developing oral communication and auditory comprehension skills of visually impaired students in grades 8–10. Using a mixed-method approach, the research evaluates improvements in language performance, engagement, and self-expression. Findings demonstrate that visualization-based strategies enhance linguistic interaction, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency, providing an adaptable framework for inclusive language education

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10.66345/stj.v3i3.4474

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