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Introduction to Visualizing and Verbalizing
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Visualizing and Verbalizing
To improve Language Comprehension
Lesson Summary
Picture/Word Imaging
1. I say a word and ask you to picture it.
2. You verbalize your imagery.
3. I question you with choice and contrast to
develop and extend your imagery, "What are you picturing for...?"
4. You check through your structure words for details.
5. I summarize "Your words made me picture..."
6. I look for signs you are visualizing.
Let's practice
Remember to use the structure words!
When given a word, you will create a detailed picture in your mind.
You will be asked to describe your image.
Use the structure words to help develop your picture!
Visualizing and Verbalizing
Word Imaging
We do it to help us remember and understand!
Now I am going to say a word and show you a picture of that word.
Explain a picture
Structure Words
Did I picture it correctly?
Noun Imaging
Snowman
1. What
2. Size
3. Color
4. Number
5. Shape
6. Where
Grandfather
1. What
2. Size
3. Color
4. Number
5. Shape
6. Where
7. movement
8. mood
9. background
10. perspective
11. when
12. sound
I am going to just say a word this time and you tell me what you picture.
Remember to use the structure words to describe the image in your mind!
What are we going to do?
We are going to start
with a picture.
You are going to describe the picture you see to me.
Use the Structure Words to help explain it fully.
When you are done, I will state what I imaged and see if I pictured it correctly. Correct me as necessary.
7. Movement
8. Mood
9. Background
10. Perspective
11. When
12. Sound
1. What
2. Size
3. Color
4. Number
5. Shape
6. Where
We are going to picture words/phrases in
our minds.
This helps us remember what
we read and hear.
I want you to help me visualize a picture in my head.
Clown
7. Movement
8. Mood
9. Background
10. Perspective
11. When
12. Sound
So let's say I ask you to picture your bedroom, what do you see?