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Sequencing is all about arranging information, objects, and actions into a particular serial order. Early on, we learn sequencing when we learn to speak - language is sounds and words produced in a specific order to achieve a certain result.

In reading, eye tracking is the ability to follow the sequence of printed text, and to keep your eyes on what you're currently reading, without jumping around to other parts of the page. Students who struggle with eye tracking, have trouble maintaining focus and moving their eyes to follow the left-to-right sequence of printed text.

Working memory refers to short term memory and your brain's ability to hold information about more than one thing at a time, like the digits in a phone number, the steps to complete a task, or what a person just said during a conversation.

Gemiini's High Interest videos were designed to make our style of video modeling more engaging for individuals who don't like watching Gemiini. These videos blend our style of midshot, closeup, and generalization clips with stories and songs to make viewing time fun. This gentle introduction to our format helps students get used to watching Gemiini.

Kinesthetic learning takes place when we process new information by engaging in physical activity. Gemiini's Kinesthetic Pronunciation clips incorporate kinesthetic learning by combining closeups of speech with live action generalizations of motor and vocal imitation.

The makers of the Gemiini program (https://gemiini.org) have something special to share. This program is getting a lot of attention, and for good reason.