'Auditory' diaporamas de présentation

Categories in the Brain Prototypicality, Subcategorization, Thinking Sydney Lamb Rice University lamb@rice.edu

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Cognitive Information Processing

Cognitive Information Processing. Historical context. Symposium on Information Theory at MIT (September 10-12, 1959). Newell & Simon, Chomsky, Miller, Bruner, and many others (see Gardner, 1987, p.28)

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Transportation System Components

Transportation System Components. Transportation System. A transportation system may be defined as a planned network of elements or physical components that play different roles in the transportation of goods and persons from one place to another.

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SUDBURY LITTLE LEAGUE

SUDBURY LITTLE LEAGUE. T - BALL. MANAGERS / COACHES HANDBOOK. 13.0 3/22/13. SUDBURY LITTLE LEAGUE T - BALL. MISSION STATEMENT. INTRODUCE AND BUILD THE BASEBALL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF EACH PLAYER IN A FUN, SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT. MANAGERS AND COACHES: WILL

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VAK Learning Styles Self-Assessment Questionnaire

VAK Learning Styles Self-Assessment Questionnaire . Visual. Auditory. Kinaesthetic. VAK Learning Styles Self-Assessment Questionnaire . When I operate new equipment I generally: a) read the instructions first b) listen to an explanation from someone who has used it before

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Central Auditory System

Central Auditory System. I. Tonotopic organization (i.e . frequency map in the central auditory system) ?- Sound is represented tonotopically in the cochlea, which results in tonotopy in the auditory nerve fibers. .

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HOW TO GET GOOD GRADES

HOW TO GET GOOD GRADES. I complete homework assignments I have all necessary materials when I go to class. I use the time teachers give us in class to get started on homework. I take good notes. I ask and answer questions in class. I use tricks to memorize information.

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Strategies for Academic Success

Strategies for Academic Success. Jackie Rautio Grand Valley State University. Successful students:. Have Good Study Habits Understand themselves as learners Are persistent Learn from their mistakes Are willing to ask for help Find an internal/personal reason to learn material

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Team KAM

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Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation (RAS)

Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation (RAS). Developed primarily by Thaut, McIntosh, & Rice at the CBRM at Colorado State University NMT technique utilizing the physiological effects of rhythm on the motor system to increase the efficiency of controlled movement patterns during rehabilitation.

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Environmental Science 102

Environmental Science 102. Introduction to Environmental Science. Steve Dutch LS 463 465-2246 dutchs@uwgb.edu www.uwgb.edu/dutchs Course Material is Not on D2L!. What Is Environmental Science? . How Can I Get An A In This Class? . The Good News: There Are Lots of Guides to Help You

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The Auditory System

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Lower Primary Homework

Lower Primary Homework . Philosophy . Homework Requirements. Develop responsibility Meet deadlines Be prepared Develop routine Foster independence. Math Homework Reinforces mental math and place value knowledge Spelling Homework Assist students in understanding syllable patterns

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Study Skills

Study Skills. Note taking and Listening. The key in getting good grades on a test or quiz is - dynamic listening -paying attention -concentration -taking good notes

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Welcome

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Seeing and Hearing

Seeing and Hearing. General Psychology Sensation and Perception. The Eye and the Ear. Color and Sound Mixing. Color. Sound. Additive Subtractive. What We See and What We Hear. Color Afterimage. Color Afterimage. Color Blindness. Pseudoisochromatic plates Ishihara test.

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Modality Preferences

Modality Preferences. Visual. Visual learners learn through seeing. With their primary perceptual preference being visual, they can typically recall what they have read or observed. They prefer to look at illustrations, or watch others doing something, rather than listening only.

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