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Exam Prep Focus, Attention, and Rehearsal Workshop

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Exam PrepFocus, Attention, and Rehearsal Workshop

Information Processing

Letters,Texts

Sight, Sound

Attention

Rehearsal

Memory Game Memorize a Visual

Recall

Discuss Challenges

Activity 1

W R T Z

S H N L

D J F X

Write The Letters

Review

W R T Z

S H N L

D J F X

Discussion Challenges?

Increase Time?

Activity 2

Activity 2

W R T H

F N N L

H N D S

REMEMBER THE LETTERS

Review

W R T H

F N N L

H N D S

Discussion Challenges?

Effect of Increased Time?

Strategies?

Strategies Groups:

Make a Word

Make Meaning

Rehearse (Practice)

Organize (1 line, each person)

Activity 3

Try these strategies (15 seconds)

GROUP 3

P L N S

P N L S

S S P P

REMEMBER THE LETTERS

ANSWERS

P L N S

P N L S

S S P P

Discussion Challenges?

Name all 36 letters?

Surprise Activity

Name All 3

Answers all 3

P L NSP NL SS S P PWRT H

F NNLHNDS

WRT ZS HNLD J F X

Discussion Challenges?

Effect of Memory Device (Word)?

Focus, Attention, Rehearsal

Information Processing

Letters,Texts

Sight, Sound

Attention

Rehearsal

Focus Choosing to Pay

Attention

Selective Attention – Sensory Information (Ohio, 2013)

Attention to Detail

Remember – strictest attention to detail (Slavin, 2009)

Attention Limited Resource

Increase Interest (make it important)

Active Response

Prioritize information (effort)

(Slavin, 2009)

Rehearsal Like Practice (running a

drill)

Working/Short-term Memory

Keep information here

Long Term Memory Storage

No rehearsal (notes, etc), No Storage

Storage Memory

Filing System

Short term – 5-9 bits

Long Term - Permanent

Network

Connection between pieces (building blocks)

Word – Activity Three

Forgetting Confusion

New Information / Old Information

Pseudo Forgetting

Never Rehearsed/ Never Knew

Rehearsal Strategies

Summarizing (notes, questions)

Highlighting (change colors)

Mnemonics (words we made)

Outlining (organize terms)

Mapping (connections)

Engagement

This is what your notes should look like!

Summary Remembering information requires rehearsal

(practice)

Remembering requires focus and attention to detail (meaning)

Forgetting is from not practicing and focusing

Questions

References Slavin, R. E. (2009). Educational

Psychology: Theory and Practice. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.

Ohio University (2013). AAC Study Tips. Web. 12/20/2013. Retrieved Online: 10/31/2014. http://webapps.ohio.edu/studytips/Memory_tips.html