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Multimodal knowledge representations strengthen learning by combining visual, textual, and relational modes of meaning. They help learners organize complex information, see patterns more clearly, and develop deeper conceptual understanding in digital learning environments. A concept that still needs further exploration is how emotional engagement influences the effective of multimodal representations in long-term learning retention.

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