Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
To Remember What You Read 8 Visualization the Greatest Aid 9 The Artist's Picture 10 The Author Is an Artist 11 The Dead Line 13 The Student's Review Sheet 14 Longfellow's Picture--Evangeline 16
The mind's eye picture of the figures on the mental blackboard can be enlarged by practice so that the child can visualize problems of some complexity. This ability, of course,...
3. Part 3You will find that impressions made upon the mind in this visual manner are lasting, and that you can gather knowledge of geographical locations which hitherto may have been dif...
2. Part 2The poem "Things Divine" by Jean Brooks Burke is used by students of elocution as ideal for practice because of the difficulty which it presents. The thoughts cover a wide range...
5. Part 5When you have trained your child's memory and created in his mind a feeling of confidence that he can remember what he wishes to say, there will be very little embarrassment con...
1. Part 1To Remember What You Read 8 Visualization the Greatest Aid 9 The Artist's Picture 10 The Author Is an Artist 11 The Dead Line 13 The Student's Review Sheet 14 Longfellow's Pictu...
6. Part 6A in this picture is represented by an ANT. The dot is represented by an ORANGE on which the PLANK is resting, the plank represents the dash. Down the plank walks the Ant. See t...