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Working Memory Model

The following lesson introduces the second of two memory models: the Working Memory Model. Students should read this chapter of the textbook. I begin by asking students if there are any types of tasks that they can do “simultaneously” - e.g. walking and talking. We then also talk about tasks that they cannot do simultaneously - e.g. sing a song and read a paragraph that they have never seen before. They know that if...

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