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Subject: Re: working memory

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Luqman Michel

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Date Posted: 14:17:51 02/13/11 Sun
In reply to: B Wardale 's message, "working memory" on 06:03:36 01/29/11 Sat

I play a game with all my dyslexic students. This game is said to improve their memory. You place playing cards face down and the first player (can be determined by toss of a coin)opens two cards and if the cards are identical - for example if the two cards are kings) he keeps them and has another go. If the cards are not identical he places them face down and the other player has a go. This is a simple game but makes the players concentrate to remember the cards that had been opened.

There are many ideas on how to study smart at the following site: http://www.excellent-student.com

Regards,
Luqman Michel

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