Visualization

Have you checked out the Lindamood-Bell website? (http://www.lblp.com) The book _Visualizing and Verbalizing_ is rather full of lesson plans if you cna find a copy of it at the library, too.

sirs:
pls. give me tips on how to make reading more interesting to my child who will be 13 in april, 2002 and who was diagnose to have learning disability.
thank you and more power!

Mrs corazon pablo

Yes, the LMB book is full of lesson plans. It’s very nice because it takes you through actual sessions with a student. I assume that’s what you’re looking for - examples or models of how to go about a session?

I have 3 kids and none of them are interested in reading they all state that it is boring. I think part of it for 2 of them is that they are below grade level in reading and this makes it boring. What I just recently tried and it seems to be working is I read to them all and then we discuss the story. I chose the book Holes which was recommended on this board. I cant believe how much they loved it, the discussion was very lively. After I was done the 2 boys voluntarily did their homework on their own. My daughter who did not have any read on her own for another 30 minutes. They are looking forward to tonights session. I promised them that the next book would be more exciting and challenging. After reading a few books to them on plan on giving them the chance to be the reader and they get to choose the book. I will keep you all informed on how this works.

can the LMB book be used without training also could somebody without training use the LMB to help with visualization with other subjects