Most of us will never forget or forgive a restaurant that serves a bad-tasting meal. Visualization Basic visualization takes place when a student is studying material that requires him to form a picture in his minds. The picture can be of a person, place, thing, action, symbol, or movement. Action words such as swimming, running, bouncing, playing, and fishing are good for visualization because they show action that can be visualized and followed. This type of visualization helps student prepare for the more complicated visualization tasks.
Basic visualization helps to improve vocabulary, reading comprehension, and word recognition rate.
It requires the student to remember the form, shape, or outline of an object or to recall an action. Visualization can also help the student learn and recall what he has learned. The letters of the alphabet are abstract unless they are visualized. The student makes fewer mistakes when he visualizes each letter or word before he spells or writes it. Students should use visualization to remember the letters of the alphabet in sequence.