How Memory Works

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Nov. 04 Tue , 08:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:

Learn why we forget some things and remember others.

Learn vocabulary related to memory, remembering, and forgetting.

Watch the video and share personal experiences about forgetting.

Practice talking in simple sentences about your memory habits and strategies.

You will:
✅ Understand why the brain forgets information.
✅ Learn to use simple sentences about memory and thoughts.
✅ Share experiences of forgetting and remembering.
✅ Compare memory strategies with classmates.

Session Activities

Question 1: Do you forget things often? Give an example.

Question 2: What is the last thing you forgot?

Question 3: How do you remember important information (names, dates, tasks)?

Question 4: Do you write things down to remember them?

Question 5: Have you ever forgotten something very important? What happened?

Question 1: Why do you think humans forget things sometimes?

Question 2: Do you think forgetting is bad, good, or both? Why?

Question 3: How does forgetting help the brain?

Question 4: How do you try to remember names or numbers?

Question 5: What memory strategies do you use every day?

Question 6: Do you forget more when you are tired or busy?

Question 7: How can technology (like phones) help you remember things?

Question 8: Can animals forget things too? Give examples.

Question 9: After watching the video, what new idea about memory surprised you?

Memory

The ability to remember things

Forget

To not remember something

Remember

To bring back a memory

Brain

The organ in your head that thinks and remembers

Task

Something you need to do

Important

Something that matters

Information

Facts or knowledge

Strategy

A plan to help you do something

Focus

To pay attention