What is the Change of position worksheet for working memory in adults?

A set of worksheets where users memorize target locations and reproduce them on a blank template, organized into five difficulty levels for progressive training.

What does this working memory worksheet train in adults?

Improves working memory by requiring maintenance and manipulation of object positions, and enhances spatial relations by practicing object placement relative to the environment.

How many levels of difficulty does the worksheet include?

Five levels: basic, easy, medium, difficult, and advanced, with increasing complexity to adapt challenge and progression.

In what formats is the working memory worksheet available?

Available as a digital version and as printable paper worksheets, both suitable for clinical or home use.

Who is the Change of position worksheet designed for?

Designed for adults needing working memory and spatial relations practice, including rehabilitation and cognitive training contexts.

Is there a video demonstration of the worksheet?

A video demonstration is provided, showing how to present targets and reproduce positions; useful for clinician instruction or independent practice.

An activity for adults focused on working memory

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What does this worksheet for adults involve?

With this activity, each patient must memorize the location of the targets and reproduce it, in the same way, on a blank template.

Below, we show you a video of this activity:

What does this activity train?

This worksheet for adults is focused on working memory and spatial relations:

By working on this task we help improve the working memory, since the patient has to maintain and manipulate in their memory the objects we show them.
This task also benefits the spatial relations, as it involves the ability to understand and manipulate the object’s relationship with the environment, having to place the object in the new position according to the instructions we provide.

Play by levels

This activity contains worksheets organized into five levels of difficulty: basic, easy, medium, difficult and advanced. As the level increases, the difficulty rises.