Memory Project by Amelia Berkhof https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec This will describe what memories are an dhow they get formed and it will also share some memories that I have. en-us 2024-05-06 18:46:57 UTC 2024-05-07 22:01:07 UTC hello@padlet.com Section 1: Memory lane aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982126151 The 3 processes of memory are encoding, retrieval, and recognition. Encoding is the effort of learning and storing memory. Retrieval is bringing the memory back from your long term memory. Finally, recognition is identifying info.

Sensory memory is the initial process that receives and holds environmental info for several seconds. There is iconic which is the visual and echoic which includes the listening part of memory

Short-term memory is a memory that only lasts 2-30 seconds with a maximum of 7 items at once

Long-term memory is the process of storing almost unlimited amount of info over long periods of time there is 2 types of long term memory Autobiographical which is when you remember it from your own life and then there’s semantical which is “textbook learning”]]> 2024-05-06 19:23:57 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982126151 Section 1: Long-Term memory aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982133842 When I was little and would go up to my grandparents house my grandpa would let me drive his truck. I remember sitting on his lap in the drivers seat of his car and he would pre the petals and I would steer (with help from him). Now that I’m 16 and can drive myself I love driving because it reminds me of the days that we used to drive together.]]> 2024-05-06 19:31:48 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982133842 section 1: Long-Term Memory aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982138934 Over the summer my family and I went to Spain for some last family time before my sister left for college. On this specific day we went to the Sagrada de Familia in Barcelona. This is such a strong memory for me because my mom bought us tickets to go up in to the top tower. In order to get there you need to take an elevator up and then walk down what felt like a million stairs and walk across thin bridges that look over the city. It was so fun and this trip will always be so special to me because it was my first time really being immersed into a different culture. ]]> 2024-05-06 19:37:31 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982138934 Section 1: Short-Term Memory aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982144306 An example of short term memory is had mod pizza for lunch yesterday and this is a short term memory because I wont remember it next week.]]> 2024-05-06 19:43:40 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2982144306 Section 2: Memory Tricks aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983745786 A memory trick that I use everyday is chunking. I use chunking when a new friend tells me their phone number. ]]> 2024-05-07 17:39:04 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983745786 Section 2: Memory Tricks aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983752028 Another memory trick that I use is a mnemonic. A mnemonic is when you think of something that starts with the same letter as what you need. 

Ex. 
You need to remember:
Apple 
Pasta
Jelly
Bread
Dog food

The mnemonic:
Alice
Paused
Just 
Before
Dusk]]> 2024-05-07 17:43:56 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983752028 Section 3:Problem -Solving Strategies aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983944935 A problem solving strategy that I have used and it’s worked for me is group thinking. Sometimes in class and I don’t know how to do a problem I will go and ask my peers for help and we work together to figure it out. ]]> 2024-05-07 20:56:04 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983944935 Section 3:Problem -Solving Strategies aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983947277 Another problem solving strategy is trial and error. I use trial and error every day in math. In math we call it guess and check, but it’s basically just trying your best and seeing it it’s correct. If it’s not correct then you have to try again until you get it. ]]> 2024-05-07 20:59:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983947277 Section 3: Problem-Solving obstacles aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983951244 Mental set is a problem solving obstacle because it is when you have the tendency to only see solutions that have worked for you in the past. This could work in the real world because it has already worked and you know it can help you. You think that there’s only one correct way like a puzzle.]]> 2024-05-07 21:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983951244 Section 3: Problem-Solving Obstacles aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983955570 The last example of a Problem solving obstacle is a conformation bias. That is when your favoring info that conforms to your existing beliefs and discounting evidence that does not conform. A real world example is when you have a feeling that someone is looking at you and then you turn your head and someone is actually staring at you. ]]> 2024-05-07 21:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983955570 Section 4:Memory Masterclass aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983963734 This video is a short video that helps explain what memory is. In the video it states research  that your hippocampus is like your memory net work. It builds your memory. First you encode the memory then you have to consolidate your memory and finally you have to retrieve the memory. If you can remember a memory you either forgot the memory or there is a interface which is when there is something blocking your memory ]]> 2024-05-07 21:25:20 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983963734 Section 4: Memory Masterclass aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983967321 In the article Memory: from the laboratory to everyday life it states that one of the goals in researching our memory is how they can use the research in everyday life. They learn different skills to enhance your ability to retain memory’s. They also research different memory diseases like amnesia and Alzheimer’s. ]]> 2024-05-07 21:31:11 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983967321 Section 5: Conlution aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983972033 In conclusion memory is so so important because it activates your brain. You use your memory every single day whether it’s remembering something you learned at school, a childhood memory, or what you at for lunch that day. One of my favorite things to do is to go through pictures on my phone and think back to the memory’s I have from that part in my life. ]]> 2024-05-07 21:39:11 UTC https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983972033 Section 5: Songs aberkhof6033 https://padlet.com/aberkhof6033/n4f0qa94pe8utpec/wish/2983981730 Here are 5 songs that I have memorized and could sing all the way through

1. Only - Nicki Minaj: I have this song memorized because before my sister left for college we would blast this song over and over again until we both had it memorized. Now she i hear this song I think of my sister.  

2. Ophelia - The Lumineers: My mom loves the Lumineers and would always play songs by them in the kitchen while making dinner and this was my favorite song by them.

3.Runaway love - Justin Bieber: This is one of my really good friends favorite song and when she first got her license she would play this song on repeat.

4.All My Love - Noah Kahan: this is one of my favorite songs ever. I play it on repeat in my AirPods. If you ever see me with AirPods in I probably am playing this song

5.Blueberry Faygo - Lil Mosey: This song reminds me of 2020 so much and event though the world was shut down it was such a fun time period in my life. 
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