Memory Cognitive Wheel: Concepts to ExamplesVersión en línea Match each cognitive concept from the wheel to its example. por Cathy Retrieval Metacognition Perception Chunking Attention Focusing on a task amid distractions Storage Holding and manipulating few items briefly Keeping information over time Encoding Working memory Interpreting sensory signals to form meaning Converting experiences into memory traces Recovering stored information when needed Self-monitoring and regulating thinking Grouping data into meaningful units Clarissa and Lucy were given a balance scale. Their first grade teacher gave them blcks of different sizes to see if Sylvie and Kolby are in Kindergarten. They are at a center where there are matching the written number to the number of dots on a die. Logical-Mathmatecial Knowledge: Number Concepts Logical-Mathmatecial Knowledge: Number Operations What rolls down the ramp. Physical Knowlede: How Objects Function Mei learned about measurement in her second grade classroom. She asked her mom for a ruler and is going around her house measing the length of different objects. Physical Knowledge: : Property of Objects
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