Most people rely heavily on visual imagery in processing language, especially when they’re reading narrative descriptions. An author’s vivid language often triggers mental images in the reader that enhance their reading experience, allowing them to “see” the settings, characters, and events as if they were watching a movie in their head. Mental imagery doesn’t just … Continue reading “Visualization vs. Aphantasia: How Readers Engage with a Narrative”
Month: December 2024
AceReader Guest Blog: Sparking Creativity: Unique Afterschool Activities to Inspire Kids
Image via Freepik Are you eager to introduce your child to a world of creativity and innovation beyond the classroom? Afterschool activities offer a unique opportunity to nurture your child’s imagination and curiosity. By engaging in diverse pursuits, children can explore new interests and develop valuable skills to serve them. From digital storytelling to eco-friendly … Continue reading “AceReader Guest Blog: Sparking Creativity: Unique Afterschool Activities to Inspire Kids”
AceReader Short Reading: Jury-Rigged and Jerry-Rigged
It’s pretty easy in English to mix up common sayings, as the language is filled with sound-alike phrases and confusing idioms. Some mean to say “for all intents and purposes” but instead come out with “for all intensive purposes.” Or they comment on a “doggy dog world” when they should say a “dog-eat-dog world.” So … Continue reading “AceReader Short Reading: Jury-Rigged and Jerry-Rigged”