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  • Strategies

    Useful information

    Please find below some useful documents referring to strategies used in the Specialist Resource Provision (SRP).

    Attention and listening strategies

    Memory strategies

    Memory Strategies

    Rehearsal

    One way we can remember information is to repeat it, or rehearse it to ourselves. This can be in our heads or out loud. For example, if playing in a café role-play activity the waiter might need to remember a customer's order without writing anything down, by rehearsing it.

    Gesture

    Another way to support memory is to use gesture and signs to represent meaning. An activity that this works well with is when children need to memorise a poem or short piece of spoken language.  The use of gesture or actions can help with the memory processes involved. 

    Visualisation

    Often, many of us can remember better when we have a visual or picture to store alongside information in our heads.