Informational Processing Models

https://www.brainsight.clinic/single-post/2017/06/03/2

What is information processing?

Information processing is the ability for the human mind to take in information, store it, and eventually use that information. 

First the information enters the sensory memory which is a place where information is stored very briefly. Here, the information is detected and determined how meaningful it truly is. As the information continues on the path, you attention becomes more involved as you are able to think back to what you already know and what you want or need to know. From here, the information either stays as a short-term memory and is eventually forgotten or is encoded and becomes a long-term memory. 

By recognizing this process, teachers are able to understand how best to teach their students information in which they will continue to remember it for building upon that foundation.

Watch the video below for more explanation!



Sources: Educational Psychology by Pearson, 14th edition and https://www.brainsight.clinic/single-post/2017/06/03/2


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