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Raj smelled the aroma of the dinner rolls baking in the cafeteria down the hall from his classroom. What memory system is at work as Raj processes this stimulus?
 
  a. Sensory
  b. Phonological loop
  c. Visuospatial sketchpad
  d. Episodic buffer

Question 2

Mr. Soria wants to teach his students strategies that will improve their metacognitive knowledge and skills. Based on guidelines for teaching such strategies to students, which of the following approaches should be used?
 
  a. Encourage students to disregard strategies they have used in the past.
  b. Allow students to figure out where and when to use the strategies.
  c. Emphasize the importance of speed rather than reflection.
  d. Model and explain new strategies.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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