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MEMORIES Day 30. TARGETS  Complete learning crossword  Begin memory and thought study.

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1 MEMORIES Day 30

2 TARGETS  Complete learning crossword  Begin memory and thought study

3 JOURNAL WRITING  Think back to your earliest memory, including stories told by your families.  Describe this memory in your journal writing;  Consider the role this memory played in shaping your identity; and  Share out your memories.

4 HOW WE MAKE MEMORIES  http://viewpure.com/bSycdIx-C48 http://viewpure.com/bSycdIx-C48

5 THREE STAGES OF MEMORY  Encoding  Storage  Retrieval

6 PRIMACY-RECENCY EFFECT  Page 277 - experiment

7 EXTENDING THE CONTENT  TE 279 – types of long-term memory collage

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