WORKING MEMORY - Film 1 - What is Working Memory?

The first film in the working memory for educational psychologists series: What is Working Memory?
In this film, Professor Chris Jarrold introduces the concept of working memory, and why it is important in a classroom setting. Tasks are demonstrated by Dr Debbora Hall which we have used to help deconstruct working memory into component parts. Dr Rachael Hayes, an educational psychologist (North Somerset Council), speaks about her recent experiences of children with working memory difficulties at school.

[@cathalg312]

And that's why i was illegally expelled at 10.

[@nadinetravers4558]

I have crazy terrible working memory loss, nobody realy try's to work that out with me and its been a big struggle for me these past years i don't know why i haven't been given so much guiudence maybe because i am older (middle school age) but i realy just found out i had it in 6th grade though so i think i should have gotten some help at least i think so.

[@catluvrr95]

Nadine Travers 6th grade is not too late, ask for help if you need it

[@sarahunwin8882]

Very interesting film

[@charleswild3045]

Neurology and Working Memory: Central Auditory Processing Challenges (CAPD/APD), Inattentive ADHD, Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (TLE), Side-effects of Brain Concussions/Sports Concussions/Motorcycle Accidents, etc. X-ref: Cognition, Perception, Digit Span, Concentration, Memory, Consciousness, Wakefulness, Alertness, etc.

[@gavinmackinney8484]

This is great! Is this in a paper you have written?