https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7 en-us 2024-05-06 16:33:14 UTC 2024-05-07 14:31:09 UTC hello@padlet.com olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981939408 Sensory Memory: a mental representation of how environmental events look, sound, feel, smell, and taste.

Short-term Memory: the memory systems in the brain involved in remembering pieces of information for a short period of time.

Long-term Memory: Memory that involves the storage and recall of information over a long period of time. ]]> 2024-05-06 16:52:57 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981939408 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981942015 Short-term Memory story- 

While sitting in Ms. Mile’s third period class, I just remembered I need to text the mom I babysit for back. As soon as I respond to her, I will forget I even did this. ]]> 2024-05-06 16:55:05 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981942015 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981948725 Long-term Memory story-

I learned how to play goalie in soccer one day when I was young. The simple dynamics of the position are muscle memory for me now. Even if I go months without playing soccer, I still remember the procedures of my position. They come naturally. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:00:11 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981948725 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981952275 Long-term Memory story- 
 
Since I have learned to drive, two years ago, it comes very naturally to me. I still remember everything I am supposed to do. Whether I haven’t driven in weeks or hours I still remember what procedures I must do. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:03:01 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981952275 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981956248 Using repetitive strategies, such as using flash cards to practice vocabulary, can help a person remember information better. Using different colors, titles, and subtitles can all help make this vocabulary more memorable. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:06:25 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981956248 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981958914 Writing information down that you want to remember can help make things more memorable. Common practices of this technique are, writing down notes in class, to-do lists, writing something down in a diary, etc. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:08:49 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981958914 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981967315 Strategy 1-
Trial and Error: this is one of the most common problem-solving strategies. The concept of this strategy is you try different solutions until you find one that works. 

In real life, while I was helping my dad build something, I had no idea which wrench I should use. I searched his tool box, and repeatedly tried different wrenches until I finally found one that fit and worked. For this problem, the trail and error solution worked great. I was able to effectively find the right wrench. Any other strategy might have been more trouble than it would have been worth. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:15:17 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981967315 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981975993 Strategy 2- 
Heuristics: this strategy is a framework people use to quickly find a solution. This solution may not be the optimal solution, but it is faster than finding a perfect one. Algorithms or equations are examples of this. 

Real life example: Earlier this week, I noticed the clouds were getting dark. So, on my way to my soccer game, I grabbed an umbrella. This provided me with a quick solution if it were to rain. If I had used the trail and error approach, I would have had to get wet to learn my lesson. Instead, I thought ahead. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:21:19 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981975993 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981983422 Cognitive Bias- this helps humans find mental shortcuts to assist in navigation of daily life. However, this can also cause irrational interpretations or judgements. 

Real Life Example: 
Some may attribute other people’s successes to luck. So, they decide to continue being lazy. Even though, if they didn’t have cognitive bias, they would be equally as successful. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:25:17 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981983422 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981988956 Limited Perspective- this is when a person solely focuses on their own point of view, and fails to consider other potential solutions. 

Real life example: When two people are in a fight. If one person has limited perspective, the problem may not get solved. This is because, one person is only focusing on their point of view, and are failing to understand the other side of the story. ]]> 2024-05-06 17:29:17 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981988956 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981994594 Transcendental Thinking: a study shows that adolescents who are involved with bigger meaning of social situations experience greater brain growth. This type of thinking, called transcendent moves beyond simply reacting to specifics of social situations and thinking about ethical, broad implications.






]]> 2024-05-06 17:33:39 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2981994594 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2982006023 Forgetting is a form of learning- Neuroscientists report a new theory that “forgetting” an idea may not be a bad thing, it may actually represent a form of learning. 

]]> 2024-05-06 17:42:32 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2982006023 olala5252 https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2983497994 Memory is utilized in our day-to-day life. Whether you are at work using your short-term memory to recall someone’s name you just learned, or by using your long-term memory to remember how to drive home, although you learned 10 years ago. We use our memory as a tool to function everyday. In addition, we use our problem-solving skills just as often! Some days, you may use trial-and-error by trying different solutions over and over until you find the right one. This could look like trying to fit different puzzle pieces into one specific spot, until you finally find the one that fits. Our human behavior is molded by our ability to problem solve, think, and remember. Even if they are small, these behaviors make up our functionality as humans. ]]> 2024-05-07 14:31:09 UTC https://padlet.com/olala5252/yjgabaacmil8daa7/wish/2983497994