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Intro to Visualizing and Verbalizing. Summer 2012. Do Now. What do good readers do?. Mindset. Objectives. Understanding and implementing specific strategies to explicitly develop the imagery-language connection is a crucial piece to meeting our learners needs.

Visualizing, or making pictures in your mind, matters for reading comprehension! Strong readers make pictures in their minds, like a movie playing in their heads. If your child struggles with reading comprehension, they may not be able to make pictures in their head. The key is to teach HOW to use both sides of the brain to visualize and verbalize. Visit my website and grab my freebie "Picture This!" with explicit structure words and activities to help you help your child comprehend. Visualizing And Verbalizing, Blog On Pinterest, Visualization Techniques, Library Resources, Sight Word Fluency, Reading Tutoring, Reading Assessment, Writing Pictures, Teaching Social Skills

Visualizing, or making pictures in your mind, matters for reading comprehension! Strong readers make pictures in their minds, like a movie playing in their heads. If your child struggles with reading comprehension, they may not be able to make pictures in their head. The key is to teach HOW to use both sides of the brain to visualize and verbalize. Visit my website and grab my freebie "Picture This!" with explicit structure words and activities to help you help your child comprehend.

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Several years ago I took the Visualizing and Verbalizing course. It must have been a 3 or 4-day course. I didn’t take it directly from Lindamood Bell but from a local agency that was approved by Lindamood-Bell and used Visualizing and Verbalizing in their practice. I was honestly very impressed with V and V. My initial impression was that it tapped into a lot of what I was trying to do with many of my students. Basically it presented me with a better-organized and sequential program that fit…

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