Home > Strong Foundations > Learning and Participation > Recall – Memory > What can I do to help my child’s memory?
- Overview
- How Epilepsy Can Affect Learning
- Epilepsy Management
- Fostering Independence
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Learning and Participation
- Activity
- Perception and Attention
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Recall - Memory
- The Process of Memory
- Different memory processes
- What happens if my child struggles with memory?
- What can I do to help my child’s memory?
- The mind’s post-it note
- Keeping emotions in control
- Self Regulation
- How can I help my child develop emotional self-regulation?
- What does well developed self-regulation look like?
- Strategies to calm down before deciding how to act
- Turtle approach
- Riding the wave
- Planning
- Perform - Doing
- Professional services
- Telling others about your child’s epilepsy
- Healthy family relationships
- FAQs
- Acknowledgement
- Feedback
- Glossary
Click on the links to find out more about how you can help your child’s memory.
Other links
The handyhandouts website has hundreds of handouts for parents and teachers on a variety of educational topics and learning needs.
Australian Council for Educational Research has many publications for parents and teachers. They also offer workshops in Victoria.
Compu.Ed provides computer based activities to promote skills such as memory.
Silvereye also stock a range of educational games and parent books on learning and development.
