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15 ways to maximise students' memory | InnerDrive
www.innerdrive.co.uk “Memory is the diary we all carry about with us” so said Oscar Wilde. But are some people’s diaries more accurate than others? What happens if you can’t naturally remember lots of things? That would put certain students at a disadvantage, as memory is an important skill needed to do well at school. This blog …
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Working Memory For Struggling ReadersWorking memory is the form of memory that helps to hold information and then manipulate information by making meaningful connections. Working memory develops during childhood and has important implications on learning disabilities.
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Help Your Child Improve Working Memory Skills for Math - LearningWorks for Kids
Many kids who struggle to calculate math problems in their heads also demonstrate working memory deficits. If your child has trouble with multi-step directions and math word problems, that doesn’t mean she’s not as smart as her peers — it just means you might want to help her improve her working memory skills.