Visualizing
Another strategy that the good readers employ when comprehending a text is visualization
(Adler, 2001). Visualization requires the reader to construct an image of what is read. This image is
stored in the reader memory as a representation of the reader interpretation of the text
Reading Panel, 2000). Teachers can motivate students to visualize settings, characters, and actions
in a story and ask them to make drawings or write about the image that come to their minds after