Super Learning Success Visualization Program

Most children have vivid imaginations, and they have no difficulty visualizing make-believe scenes and characters. However, once they enter school, concrete learning methods often leave fantasy and self-generated visuals out of the learning equation. What’s more is that these little minds are overtaxed with the complicated tasks of basic reading, writing, and math, leaving little to no “cognitive space” for them to visualize content and ideas. The sad thing is that many teachers don’t realize that visualization can ignite the “fun factor.” In addition, it enhances learning and improves reading, writing, memory, emotional regulation, and more. The key, however, is for visualization to be trained to automaticity so that students can access mental imagery while focusing on learning basic academics.

What Exactly Is Visualization?

Visualization is the creating or recreating of imaginary or real scenes within one’s mind. However, the term “visualization” can be misleading, because visualizing involves more than just imagery. In fact, the more senses are utilized, such as touch, sound and taste, the more powerful the result.

What Does Visualization Look Like?

Many beginners expect to be able to see images on the inside of their eyelids, to observe pictures in their mind like a dream, or to project images into reality like a hologram. Although some can learn to visualize to this extent, many people do not. What I can assure you is that the more you practice this skill, the better you will get at it.

When Should Visualization Be Taught?

Ideally, visualization should be taught to a level of automaticity in early primary or elementary school, but it can be developed at any time.

When you are finished with this course, you will have developed your capacity to visualize, you will be capable to increase your learning speed and ability to remember and retrieve information immensely.

Build a strong foundation in English communication:

Students with effective communication skills will be more likely to contribute to class discussions, will be more productive members in group activities, and will ultimately gain more from their experience in class.

In this course, your child will get access to our Communication English (Intermediate) level program, which will help them to build a strong foundation in their communication.

Coding is the language of the future:

With a prediction of the use of technology to increase in the future, we need to prepare our children for a digitized world and coding is in the center of it all. This course helps equip students with the coding skills to learn how to tackle these challenges. Also, we aim to strengthen core coding skills to help students reach a higher level in their coding journey.

Super Visualization Techniques, Communication English (Intermediate), and Learn to Code(Intermediate)