This document discusses using visualization and interactive programs like GeoGebra to teach graph theory algorithms. It notes that visualization allows students to better understand problems by emphasizing important aspects and highlighting features. GeoGebra specifically can visualize graphs, minimum distance paths, and algorithms like Dijkstra's. It supports teaching goals of developing logical and creative thinking by letting students interact with mathematical concepts and solve problems. Visualization programs promote activity, creativity, and algorithmic thinking in students.