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1 How is Art and design used to communicate

2 What is ART  SCULPTURES  DRAWRINGS PICTURES  PAINTINGS 

3 WHO CAN USE THIS FORM OF COMMUNICATION?
CHILDREN~ DON’T HAVE THE LANGUAGE SKILLS TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES ELDERLY PEOPLE~ SOME ILLNESSS CAN TAKE AWAY FORMS OF COMMUNICATION  PEOPLE WITH IMPAREMENS~ DON’T HAVE THE PROPPER COMMUNICATION SKILLS TO COMMUNICATE  ARTISTS~ TO GET POWERFULL MESSGES ACROSS

4 How does this help? Art can ~ Express ideas
Help calm/ show emotions through symbols or drawings  GET POWERFULL MESSAGES ACROSS

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