“A better approach is to chunk it up into smaller pieces where you can really get one part of the process or one part of the work working and then stack these things together.”
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Keri Clark · Speech and Language Kids Podcast · Working Memory: Helping Kids Hold Onto What They Hear
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She uses chunking: breaks phone numbers into 3-3-4 format or multi-step directions into smaller pieces
“A better approach is to chunk it up into smaller pieces where you can really get one part of the process or one part of the work working and then stack these things together.”
“A shared flat graph that everybody can access and read and write to for being able to break down the context into chunks”
“We used a hydrophone, an underwater microphone, and I camped by the glacier with a lot of equipment. And therefore I was able to watch actually the phone numbers coming into the phone from the UK to China and India and even Iraq.”
“You got to break things into digestible pieces. If you try to take the whole pizza pie and eat it, you'll choke.”
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