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Description
What is an optical illusion and how does it work? Why do we experience the optical illusions? And, why can they be tricky yet fabulous?
In this case-lesson we try to apply a systematic approach and effective methods of information analysis in order to understand the optical illusions' nature and mystery.
The case-lesson applies to such school subjects as physics, chemistry, anatomy, math, psychology, arts and others.
Students will also practice such competencies as: nonlinear thinking, creative thinking, concentration, the ability to filter information, project work, team work, and the ability to understand art.
What knowledge the case lesson gives?
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