| Guiding Thought Question: Watch the two videos below about Stephen Wiltshire and explain how Human memory is complicated and can even sometimes be enhanced. CBS - Wiltshire's NYC Matches Up UBS - Stephen Wiltshire Draws NYC for UBS Today's Learning Objective: Students will be able to explain the psychological principles of memory and the methods of encoding, storing, and retrieving information. Students will take notes on the subject and answer questions on an assignment dealing with the concepts of the day's lesson. |  |
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Lucy
10/11/2016 12:22:25 pm
Human memory is complicated because we don't know what is going on in someone elses mind, so its hard to know how their memory works and what they are really seeing. Some peoples memories are more enhanced due to conditions like autism and many other things, but people can enhance their own memories by doing things that stimulate the memory like games, etc.
mason
10/11/2016 12:22:35 pm
Human memory is complicated because we cant understand how other people memorize things, conditions like autism can improve memory in some cases like in Wiltshire's.
Emily Madden
2/28/2017 12:02:12 pm
The human memory is definitely complicated, we all memorize things differently and we all have our own little tricks to help us. It can be enhanced in many ways, some work well than others
Madison
2/28/2017 01:50:18 pm
the human memory is complicated because we tend to remember what we want to remember and block certain things out. We all remember things differently and have different memories because of life experience and how we grew up.
Sheldon
3/2/2017 01:27:16 pm
The human memory is very difficult to understand because people tend to remember things very differently and even the environment in which they are being forced to remember something can effect how they remember it. For example if an event like the moon landing happened but someone's father died the moment the moon landing happened they might not think too kindly of the moon landing. Leave a Reply. |
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