The document discusses the information processing model and lists 5 processes: receiving information through the senses, information decaying if not relevant, information moving from short-term to long-term memory if relevant and given attention, forgetting occurring if information is not properly encoded, and methods to increase retrieval of stored information. For each process, 1-2 teaching implications are provided, such as ensuring learners' senses are functioning well, motivating learners to rehearse information, and teaching mnemonic techniques to improve retrieval of knowledge.
The document discusses the information processing model and lists 5 processes: receiving information through the senses, information decaying if not relevant, information moving from short-term to long-term memory if relevant and given attention, forgetting occurring if information is not properly encoded, and methods to increase retrieval of stored information. For each process, 1-2 teaching implications are provided, such as ensuring learners' senses are functioning well, motivating learners to rehearse information, and teaching mnemonic techniques to improve retrieval of knowledge.
The document discusses the information processing model and lists 5 processes: receiving information through the senses, information decaying if not relevant, information moving from short-term to long-term memory if relevant and given attention, forgetting occurring if information is not properly encoded, and methods to increase retrieval of stored information. For each process, 1-2 teaching implications are provided, such as ensuring learners' senses are functioning well, motivating learners to rehearse information, and teaching mnemonic techniques to improve retrieval of knowledge.
As a small group, cite a teaching implication of the information process given in the Table below. One is done for you. Process Teaching Implication/s 1. Information is received through the 1.1. Be sure that the learners' senses are senses. function well.
1.2. Helping the learners to use their
senses properly in acquiring information and process that information to become long term knowledge. 2. If information is not relevant, it decays 2.1. Feeding the learners with appropriate information needed for long term storing of memory.
2.2 The learners must be motivated by
memory. keeping them in rehearsing the acquired data to retain the information . 3. If information goes to the Short Term 3.1. The newly acquired information of the Memory and if given attention and is learners must be given attention so that it found to be relevant, it is sent to the Long may be sent to Long Term Memory. Term Memory 3.2. The teacher should teach the learners of the methods of increasing retrieval of information to minimize the inability of accessing the information. 4. If information is not properly encoded, 4.1 The teacher should properly encode forgetting occurs. the Information to the minds of the learners.
4.2. The teacher should inspire the
learners in assessing themselves to bring the information to their consciousness or the necessity to get their attention to it. 5. There are methods to increase retrieval 5.1. Teaching the learners with of information when needed (see methods Mnemonic-memory techniques will on page 112.) increase the learners' knowledge retrieval.
5.2. Teachers should initial lesson and
test rehearsal for increasing retrieval of information.