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This type of amnesia is the loss of memory from the point of an injury forward. In the episode of Sponge Bob, the character gets into a extreme "boat" or car accident. Therefore he is forced to get his "boating" or car license once again. However since the accident Sponge Bob has failed to remember the simplest facts including his name.

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What's His Name, What's His Name, We Threw Out His Name!

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Proactive Interference and Retroactive Interference 

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Proactive Interference and Retroactive Interference 

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Proactive Interference is previously learned material interferes with the new. While Retroactive Interference is newer learned material interferes with the old. This video is a great example of each memory retrieval. One example I found interesting for proactive interference is how students may have 100 names stalled in their brain just from the repetition of saying them so often. Then, I found that a way to help retroactive interference is by recalling "retro" as in old, which helps me recall the newer memories are interfered with the past.

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Proactive and Retroactive Interference (Definition + Examples)

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Rhythms, or patterns of sound and silence in time, may play a vital role in both speech and music. A rhythmic device that I have used since elementary to remember the elements of a story is the "Five Elements of a Story Rap". The song helps students remember Plot, Character, Conflict, Theme, Setting by connecting with the viewers in an upbeat musical way to help remember the five elements.

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SchoolTube - Safe video sharing and management for K12

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An acronym is an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word. The example I chose for acronyms is for the Order of Operations, also known as PEMDAS. Which stands for "Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction". The acronym has helped not only others in math but for me as well. People have used this strategy from middle school all way up to the higher levels of math.

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Order of Operations Song | PEMDAS Rap for 5th Grade

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The mnemonic device is a method used method used to associate or link the items together in order to recall them. A common usage of the link method is making up a story or scenario that links items together and the imagery makes it easier to recall. The video I recorded expresses the idea of coming up with a short story to remember words or phrases.

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Acrostics are poems, word puzzles, or other compositions in which certain letters in each line form a word or words. "F.U.N." featured on a Sponge Bob episode represents a variation of kind sentences for "F, U, and N". The song was used to help Plankton, a character in the show, to remember what a true friend is and to spread joy even when you want to be negative.

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Sing Along w/ the F.U.N. Song!!  | SpongeBob