Hi. I'm not sure if this will help, but perhaps....I taught in secondaries for some years and sometimes used to do an experiment with Yr7 classes, age 11 - 12. I would ask the class something that I knew they had learned and ask them where 'in' their heads they had retrieved it from. Then we would learn something new and an hour later, I'd ask them to remember what the word was and what it meant. Could they 'feel' the difference, ie old memories are stored at the back of our brains, new at the front. (I'm not being in the slightest bit scientific here! ) Every time, only a handful of children could 'feel' the difference. I can and always have. Apologies for the long post and I hope it makes sense...the upshot is that in my experience, not all of us 'experience' or 'feel' our brains in the same way. Please do take your daughter to be tested - just to be on the safe side.