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Mental Map
- Why is visualization important
for comprehension and what
are the different forms?
- Readers create images in
their minds that reflect or
represent the ideas in the
text. These images may
include any of the five
senses and serve to
enhance understanding of
the text
- Students who visualize
as they read not only
have a richer reading
experience but can
recall what they have
read for longer periods
of time.
- Readers create images in
their minds that reflect or
represent the ideas in the
text. These images may
include any of the five
senses and serve to
enhance understanding of
the text
- Why is visualization important
for comprehension and what
are the different forms?
- How do children develop
comprehension strategies
like visualization?
- When selecting a text
for a visualizing activity,
start with a piece that
contains descriptive
language and strong
verbs and that lends
itself to conjuring vivid
images.
- Children develop
these strategies with
explicit instruction
and practice.
- When selecting a text
for a visualizing activity,
start with a piece that
contains descriptive
language and strong
verbs and that lends
itself to conjuring vivid
images.
- How do children develop
comprehension strategies
like visualization?
- How do I help
ELL students with
comprehension
strategies like
visualizing?
- Have charts around the
room that model teacher
thinking.
- Have a sensory
imaging graphic
organizer available
for students.
- Have charts around the
room that model teacher
thinking.
- How do I help
ELL students with
comprehension
strategies like
visualizing?
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