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Memory and Thinking (Psychology Unit)

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Memory and Thinking title slide introducing the psychology unit's lessons on human memory and cognition
Opening title slide of the psychology unit
Lesson goal slide: explain factors influencing sensory, short-term, and long-term memory in daily life
Learning goal for the memory lesson
Lesson agenda slide lists memory types, chunking, Clive Wearing, the memory process, and five more topics
Agenda for the memory lesson
Memory lesson slide identifies sensory, short-term, and long-term memory as the three main stages
Introduction to the three memory stages
Memory lesson prompt asks students to close their eyes and picture what a small puppy feels like
Sensory example before the memory explanation
Sensory memory lesson slide explains its purpose, duration by sense, and relatively large capacity
Explanation of sensory memory
First number-recall challenge slide asks students to memorize the number 32343454579 in 15 seconds
First timed number-memorization prompt
Recall slide asks “What was that number?” after the first 15-second number-memorization challenge
Recall prompt following the first number
Short-term memory slide covers temporary storage, a capacity of 5 to 9 items, rehearsal, and chunking
Explanation of short-term memory
Second number-recall challenge slide asks students to memorize the number 919232191323 in 15 seconds
Second timed number-memorization prompt
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Memory and Thinking Psychology Unit offers educators an engaging resource to facilitate student learning about human memory and cognition. This 40-page product includes visually appealing and informative class slides, an interactive memory challenge activity, relevant embedded videos, a crash course video guide, and guided student notes worksheets. Covering key topics such as the three main types of memory, chunking, the simplified memory process, memory biases, and case studies like Clive Wearing, this resource aims to break down complicated concepts into understandable lessons. Implement as whole class instruction, small group discussion, or even as a homework supplement. The materials aim to spark student interest and provide a thorough grounding in the foundations of memory and thinking.

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