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Singing along with models of memory

November 11, 2011Cara Flanagan

Heather Henry alerted me to these fantastic youtube clips – the multi-store model and the working memory model set to Rudolf the Rednose Reindeer and Jingle Bells. Just in time for Christmas.

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