I missed the original post for this. Could someone please forward it to
me. It sounds interesting!
Susan Howell
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On Wed, 28 Apr 1999, Annette Taylor wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Apr 1999, Sue Frantz wrote:
>
> > Barbara Watters wrote:
> >
> > > Oh, what wonderful childhood memories were aroused by your posting,
> > > Joyce! I'll cease my singing for a moment :) to ask a teaching-related
> > > question to all: I'd be interested in hearing TIPSters' ideas regarding
> > > use of this activity to stimulate discussion of concepts in social
> > > psych, developmental psych, and/or intro psych.
> >
> > In intro, I can see it being used to demonstrate the
> > tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon (The name of that show was 2 words...).
> >
>
> Ahhh are the intro students really going to remember these shows?
>
> annette :)
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>
> Then start tossing out hints (retrieval cues). Or once you have
> > the show's name, can folks come up with the names of the characters?
> > Does having one name make it easier to retrieve the other names?
> >
> > Additionally, there could be some discussion about the show theme
> > songs cueing long ago memories (e.g., I was in high school, and a
> > friend and I were watching this one episode, and...).
> >
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