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Memory
Memory Analysis Tool
Memory enables educational institutions to assess the development of the cognitive skill known as memory, providing reports and practical recommendations.
✍🏻 Authors: Carlos Yuste & David Yuste
ℹ️ Application: Collective and individual
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Duration:
- Level 1 & 2: 21 minutes
- Level 3: 38 minutes
- Level 4 and above: 47 minutes
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Applicable age: 3 years 6 months to adults

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What does your school obtain from this tool?
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Enables
The assessment of one of the most important cognitive functions.
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Identify
The real needs of the evaluated student.
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Intervene
Proactively.
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Provide
Personalised support based on the results.
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Assess the impact
Through the re-administration of the tool.
Problems you prevent (or mitigate) when using Memory
1.Difficulties in understanding and retaining information: Memory is essential for processing, storing, and retrieving information. By identifying potential memory issues, students can receive targeted support and training to enhance their ability to comprehend and retain academic material.
2.Poor performance in exams and assessments: Memory problems can hinder test performance, making it difficult for students to recall necessary information. Addressing these challenges through specific memory improvement strategies can enhance academic assessment outcomes.
3.Lack of motivation and frustration: Struggling with memory can lead to feelings of discouragement and frustration in students. Providing them with tools and techniques to strengthen their memory can boost their self-confidence and motivation to approach academic challenges with a positive mindset.
4.Difficulties in organisation and planning: Improving memory skills enables students to be more effective in organising their schoolwork and planning their study activities, leading to greater efficiency and academic success.
On which platforms of the Habilmind Ecosystem is this tool available?
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