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Visualization: The Secret Weapon to Learning Workshop
About this course
- $39.99
- 1 lesson
Visualization: The Secret Weapon to Learning (37-Minute prerecorded Workshop)
You will have access to this workshop for 365 Days!
Taught by educational therapist Dr. Erica Warren, this concise, research-informed workshop demystifies visualization (mental imagery) and shows how to use it to boost reading comprehension, writing, memory, focus, and overall learning.
What you’ll learn
- What visualization is and why it accelerates learning
- Practical, classroom-ready techniques to apply across subjects
- How to overcome common obstacles that block mental imagery
- 10 core visualization skills, including: what/when to visualize, size & color, engaging the senses, quantifying detail, relationships, spatial positioning, adding context/accessories, visualizing actions, and predicting reactions
- Evidence from the field and actionable academic solutions you can use immediately
Who it’s for
Students, educators, learning specialists, educational therapists, OTs/SLPs, and parents seeking effective, enjoyable study strategies.
“I often call visualization my secret weapon for learning. It ignites imagination and makes instruction engaging, fun, and memorable. It’s also essential for a strong working memory.”
— Dr. Erica Warren
Instructor(s)
Executive Functioning Coach, Educational Therapist, Author of Educational Materials and Course Creator Dr. Erica Warren
For more than 25 years, Dr. Erica Warren has been guided by a central question: How can we bring joy into the learning process and ignite a love of learning for struggling learners?
Drawing from interdisciplinary training in educational psychology, school psychology, special education, and coaching, she looks beyond surface-level struggles to understand the many factors that shape how each person learns.
Central to Dr. Warren’s approach is the belief that meaningful assessment can open the door to better learning. By identifying each learner’s unique pattern of strengths, challenges, processing preferences, and executive functioning needs, assessment can replace guesswork with understanding and guide more individualized instruction and support.
Many of Dr. Warren’s resources have grown directly from her work with learners. When traditional approaches fall short, she draws from research, explores challenges from multiple perspectives, and develops creative ways to make learning more accessible, engaging, and memorable. This process has led to an extensive collection of assessments, multisensory lessons, cognitive remediation tools, interactive activities, and professional training programs.
Through her courses and materials, Dr. Warren helps professionals deepen their expertise, parents better understand and support their children, and learners develop greater confidence, independence, and insight into how they learn best, all while keeping joy, curiosity, and a love of learning at the heart of the process.
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