<![CDATA[Memory Bricks for improved short-term memory ]]>https://memory-bricks-for-improve-6dnzh4.jellypod.comPowered by Jellypod (https://www.jellypod.com)Tue, 10 Nov 2026 04:12:47 GMTFri, 23 Oct 2026 15:51:57 GMTyes7bf5b682-c91a-488e-ab5f-5ad28c3a5c70Jane Elizabeth MitchellMemory Bricks are a kinaesthetic method for teaching Memory Strategies to dyslexic children or adults who have had a stroke or are experiencing memory difficulties. This podcast is an audio version of the manual. Not simply read out ….but made suitable asMemory Bricks are a kinaesthetic method for teaching Memory Strategies to dyslexic children or adults who have had a stroke or are experiencing memory difficulties. This podcast is an audio version of the manual. Not simply read out ….but made suitable as an introduction to the whole methodology which has been around for more than 30 years and has helped lots of people. (Powered by Jellypod)serialJane Elizabeth Mitchellfeed+0abeed09@podcasts.jellypod.comfalse<![CDATA[Ep. 1: Memory Bricks: Making the Invisible Work of Memory Visible]]>https://memory-bricks-for-improve-6dnzh4.jellypod.com/episodes/3d0c26b7-cdb9-4e7b-8d63-5701e3dfb53d3d0c26b7-cdb9-4e7b-8d63-5701e3dfb53dFri, 23 Oct 2026 16:35:41 GMT11Jane Mitchell introduces Memory Bricks: tactile, picture-based tools that separate the process of remembering from the pressure of schoolwork. Learn who may benefit—from young children to adults in stroke rehabilitation—and how the four colour levels progress from unrelated pictures to finely detailed variations. The episode also explores why handling the bricks can make memory strategies visible, while emphasizing that they are specialist teaching tools requiring adult supervision.

]]>Jane Elizabeth MitchellJane Mitchell introduces Memory Bricks: tactile, picture-based tools that separate the process of remembering from the pressure of schoolwork. Learn who may benefit—from young children to adults in stroke rehabilitation—and how the four colour levels progJane Mitchell introduces Memory Bricks: tactile, picture-based tools that separate the process of remembering from the pressure of schoolwork. Learn who may benefit—from young children to adults in stroke rehabilitation—and how the four colour levels progress from unrelated pictures to finely detailed variations. The episode also explores why handling the bricks can make memory strategies visible, while emphasizing that they are specialist teaching tools requiring adult supervision.false00:11:23full