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Information processing theory states the mind is like a... |
Computer Children need their memory to learn |
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What is the memory process? |
Information - Sensory memory - Attention - Short term memory - Encoding - Long term memory - Retrieval |
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If children do not pay attention or understand to what they see and hear, what happens in their brain? |
They forget the information |
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How can we apply IP theory to learning literacy skills? |
Use an active visual component - puppets and props - ensure they can see the book - read with the children, link words and pictures - sequence events and stories |
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How can IP theory be applied to learning numeracy skills? |
Children process information better if there is an active or visual component - share out objects - matching number of objects to the written numeral |
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How can we apply IP theory to practice? |
Use photos to stimulate memories Use visual timetables Give children time to respond - children have different processing speeds Keep instructions short - show rather than tell Use play and sensory activities to support learning |
