Description
Give your students multiple methods of exposure to key concepts of memory retrieval in this multi-layered, engaging lesson! This resource covers the main elements of memory retrieval as well as the ever-intriguing "Tip of the Tongue" phenomenon. Topics covered include implicit and explicit memory, priming, elaborate and maintenance rehearsal, recall vs. recognition, encoding specificity, and mood congruent memory. The vocabulary foldable with PowerPoint of terms gives students a basic functioning knowledge of the key terms. The article jigsaw with graphic organizer helps expose the students to different parts of the retreival process without overwhelming them with reading. You'll find these readings more engaging and relevant than what your typical textbook offers. The students will have to read, comprehend, discuss, listen, and teach-- it's a great way to make their thinking visible!
All lessons include concepts, essential questions, learning targets, and clear lesson plan directions. All the handouts are ready-to-print, and the PowerPoints and graphics are engaging and sophisticated for high school students. All resources include scoring guides or answer keys where appropriate, and always include a bellringer to prime the learning and a formative assessment at the end of the lesson.