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Memory Process Summary And Analysis

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1. How will you use knowledge of the memory process to be more self-reliant in your courses?
In my courses I feel when it comes to remember things it can get a little tuff. The knowledge I receive I always think more into the situation. To bring out more thoughts in my head to help me understand the work much more. This course it a little hard for me because I not a very good writer. But I have noticed since I been in this class I have become better at writing and taking in a lot of knowledge to help me write better. When it comes to memory process I do my best to try to understand and make up things in ways that I can help me remember what I learn? Like short naming things, finding a way I just understand it or even putting it in my own language to make sure I remember everything I need to
2. How would you currently rate yourself in terms of self-reliance? Why? Provide two examples to support your rating. …show more content…

For my age a can say I do everything I need to for me and my son. I don’t ask or wait on anyone when it comes to my son. I am a single mother of a 1 year old that a busy body all day long. He goes everywhere I goes, I don’t just leave my child with people unless I paying them. But when it comes to Malachi is everything to me, I make sure everything there he need down to food to living in a well environment. I when to high school with a limit amount of help I had everyone in my family tell me I wasn’t going to make it thru high school. It was like motivation to me to pull to high school and succeed and show my family make a goal and finish it. A lot of times I wanted to give up about every other days I did, but the voices was stuck in my head that I can’t do this and that. I filled my goals that I had planned for myself and successfully filled then and when past high school to

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