# Alan Baddeley
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Alan David Baddeley, is a British psychologist. He is known for his research on memory and for developing the three-component model of working memory. He is a professor of psychology at the University of York.
#26: Alan Baddeley on Proceeding Logically
Alan Baddeley is a professor of psychology at the University of York. He is best known for his model of working memory, which essentially won out in the history of cognitive psychology as the model of working memory. He's been in the game for many years, and a couple years back published a career r…
#31: Goal setting and Executive Functioning
In this episode, Darius and Erica discuss the relationship between goals to executive functioning and how to make and execute them.
We all know the importance of setting goals, but it would be intriguing and meaningful to see how our EF skills can help us or hinder us in making or achieving goals.
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Ep. 26 - Working Memory
Hello and welcome to the Less Is More Education Podcast with your Host Steve Flores where I review the research that is most relevant to pedagogy and education policy to help teachers in their on-going learning.
Today I review the seminal article Working Memory by Alan Baddeley. Working memory is …
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#407 - Baddeley's Model of Working Memory: A Dialogue with Alan Baddeley
In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Alan Baddeley about his model of working memory. They define short-term memory, metacognition, overview of memory, memory loss and self-identity, and chunking in working memory. They talk about the levels of processing model, attention and working…
Avsnitt 63: Highlights Unpacked
In this episode Nidhi Sachdeva and host Kennet Fröjd present to you highlights in the area of the Science of Learning and we have unpacked these highlights for the classroom.
These highlights are from a unique Roundtable on Working Memory, Cognitive Load Theory and Desirable Difficulties in epi…
Avsnitt 60: Meet Baddeley, Sweller, Bjork & Bjork, Hattie and Sachdeva in a unique Roundtable on Working Memory, Cognitive Load Theory and Desirable Difficulties
Our amazing group: Alan Baddeley, John Sweller, Elizabeth Bjork, Robert Bjork, John Hattie and Nidhi Sachdeva.
In this Roundtable you will meet a group of brilliant minds and at the same time it is a magic meeting having legends in the areas of the Science of Learning talking together about their…
Avsnitt 57:Roundtable on Working Memory and Learning
This podcast episode was recorded with a live audience at researchED Scandinavia in Haninge, Sweden, Saturday March 15th.
This Roundtable has its focus on something that is crucial for teachers to know as much as possible about, and especially its implications for teaching and learning. The focus…
The Danger of Good Intentions
Have you ever ended a busy day feeling exhausted… and still unsure what you actually accomplished? If so, this episode is for you.
In this episode of the Quest for Success podcast, we unpack what I call the "Mary Had a Little Lamb" distraction, the surprisingly common way good, well-intentioned th…
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