https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj In this padlet you will read about things regarding memory! You will take a trip down memory lane, learn some memory tricks and many other things. Enjoy! en-us 2024-05-06 18:44:44 UTC 2024-05-08 17:19:07 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f9e0.png mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982127967 Sensory Memory- initial processes that receives and holds environment information for several seconds.

Short term memory-  Working memory that holds information for 2-30 seconds.

Long term memory- Process of storing almost unlimited amounts of information over long periods of time.

Encoding- Make mental representation so that in can be placed into memories.

Storing- Process of getting encoded information into relatively permanent mental storage for later.

Retrieving- Process of getting or recalling information that has been placed onto short term or long term storage. 

]]> 2024-05-06 19:25:39 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982127967 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982134066 Short term Memory: 
One short term memory that I have is what I had for lunch today. I had a sandwich from Starbucks that my mom got for me because called me out right before my lunch. This is a short memory because I am not going to remember what I had for lunch today in two weeks. ]]> 2024-05-06 19:32:04 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982134066 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982145561 Long term memory: 

 One long term memory is the dance show that I was in for dance class here at school. It was a ton of fun and holds a lot of emotion because the feeling of being excited to perform. But also being very nervous because of it being  my first time dancing on stage these are emotions that are hard to forget. This is an example is FLASHBULB MEMORY because it holds a ton of emotion with this memory. ]]> 2024-05-06 19:45:11 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982145561 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982154065 Long term memory:
A long term memory that I have is that when my brother and I were 8 years old we would play Call of Duty together on his PS4. I remember how we would team up and make strategies to win the fight. I remember this due to AUTOMATIC ENCODING which is when information is taken in and encoded without deliberate effort. ]]> 2024-05-06 19:54:13 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2982154065 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984029036 One of the memory tricks I use is something called chunking. This is where you brake up the information in small parts to understand and comprehend the information. This also helps eliminate SERIAL POSITION EFFECT so you remember the whole thing instead of the begging and middle. ]]> 2024-05-07 23:17:02 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984029036 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984029264 REHEARSAL is another trick that I use to memorize. When using this trick I go over the information many times until I remember it. I use this when I have a vocab quiz or a Spanish quiz where I need to remember the information. ]]> 2024-05-07 23:17:27 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984029264 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984161335 When solving a problem us humans use many MNEMONIC DEVICES to solve problems. But before we start to solve the problem we have to process it in 3 simple steps.

Initial step- identifying the problem. Thinking about the unsolved problem. What type of problem is it?

Operations Step-Form a strategy. Try various strategies to solve the problem.

Goal Step- reaching the solution.

Trail and Error is one strategy many people use. There isn’t a specific formula and no short cuts are used, therefore you just try many things until you find the correct way to solve the problem. I use this technique when putting a puzzle together or trying to put furniture together. ]]> 2024-05-08 01:00:52 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984161335 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984224487 Another strategy that is used is ALGORITHM. This is a fixed set of rules or procedures that will guarantee a solution. In other words, by following certain steps the correct way you will you will the correct solution. People use this strategy every day in math problems and tying their shoes. ]]> 2024-05-08 01:37:01 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984224487 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984326627 We use problem solving everyday. One way we solve problems is by using FUNCTIONAL FIXEDNESS This is a strategy used when we try to alternate  an item when the original item is broken. For example, if your clothing dryer broken people solve it by using a har dryer. That is a way of problem solving. ]]> 2024-05-08 02:39:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984326627 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984343618 INSIGHT is a good problem solving technique. This is refers to that Aha-ha moment you get when you finally figure something out. This could happen while you’re taking a test and you’re confused on a question, then you realize the answer and you have the Aha-ha moment. ]]> 2024-05-08 02:50:03 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984343618 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984386731 Is there any evidence that typed notes being less effective as a learning process than handwritten notes? 

I think that handwritten notes are more beneficial due to how our brains process things. This is called COGNITION which is the mental process of thought such as attending, knowing , remembering , and making decisions. Therefore I feel that if these steps are rushed you could not fully think about the information if you were you are typing. But if you were writing you have to think more because of your grammar, spacing and spelling is being correct on the notesheet. I also feel that when writing somthing you use EFFORTFULL ENCODING, because you have to actually think about what you are writing about. Now if I had to find more evidence to back up my statements, I would test to see which test scores come out better. The test scores when they typed notes or wrote notes. ]]> 2024-05-08 03:16:58 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984386731 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984401797 To conclude this padlet, we it talked about the ins and outs of memory and the most important parts of it. Memories are important becasue it hold special events that happens throughout our lives. It’s important to know how our brain holds those emotions. Also if you think about it we would be no where in life if we didn’t have memories, we would have to relearn everything everyday. Memory also is like thinking which comes in two forms, DIVERGENT THINKING and CONVERGENT THINKING. With that thinking is like problem solving aswell, which was talked about in this padlet. But is memory as reliable as we think? Because there is somthing like EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY which has been proven to be unreliable. But in a way it protects us from bad painful memories which is called REPRESSION. But overall us humans rely on memory to and get through life. ]]> 2024-05-08 03:27:03 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2984401797 mmilosavljevic6300 https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2985222418 1) Unwritten- Natasha Bedingfield 
      I can sing this whole song because this song I listen to when I am having a bad day or need a little pick me up. I just put birth my AirPods in and turn the volume all the way up and focus on getting in a better mood. 

2) Call Me Maybe- Carly Rea Jenpsen 
   This was my favorite song as a kid and remember listening to in on my little tablet and singing it all day everyday. The lyrics have just stuck with me over the years. 

3) Maria- Justin Bieber 
I think this one is pretty obvious of why I know the lyrics to this song. Considering that the song name is my name, this song is on all of my playlist. As well as at every single party my family or friends play this song and go “omg look its your song!”

4) That’s What Makes You Beautiful- One direction
It’s safe to say that I had a crush on the whole band. So I would watch the music video everyday and I would think that they are singing to me. (They were not singing to me) 

5) Even Though I’m Leaving - Luke Combs 
This song makes me cry every single time, and when I saw it live in concert I balled my eyes out. This song hold so much emotions because it is an amazing song and it sang so well. ]]> 2024-05-08 14:46:20 UTC https://padlet.com/mmilosavljevic6300/nm3v0h0x2tyn2zrj/wish/2985222418