Posts Tagged ‘Brain-based-Learning’
This is a Brain Fitness Center.
Today we issued the following press release, and are working hard to get everything ready by January (everything works now, but we want to polish it). Please view this website as research in action, a living hypothesis. We are doing this because we love to learn and help. Please help us learn-feel free to give…
Read MoreWhat do successful Traders and Students have in common
What may be the connection between yesterday’s post on Trading’s Mid-Life Crisis: Getting Bigger Vs. Getting Broader, written by a trader and authority in trading psychology, and Time Magazine’s article on How to bring schools into 21st century? Let’s first read a couple of quotes from the shools article:
Read MoreCognitive Training and Brain Fitness Computer Programs: Interview with Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg
Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg is a clinical professor of neurology at New York University School of Medicine, and author of over 50 peer-reviewed papers. His areas of expertise include executive functions, memory, attention deficit disorder, dementia, traumatic brain injury, and others. Dr. Goldberg was a student and close associate of the great neuropsychologist Alexander Luria. His…
Read MoreBrain Fitness Program: Cogmed Working Memory Training. And more…
Busy day today. And very fun. — Great chat with Rolf Hallencreutz, Chairman of the Board of Cogmed Working Memory Training program, RoboMemo-now only for kids with ADD/ ADHD‑, discussing how working memory training may influence medicine, education, corporate training, and health & wellness in general (Dear Skype: thanks one more help for contributing to US-Sweden…
Read MoreBrain Training and “Brain-ism” in Japan
Today we are traveling to Japan. Go Hirano is a serial Japanese entrepreneur who has been exploring neuroscience-based opportunities in Japan, having recently created the company NeuWell (neuroscience for wellness). ———————- Key take-aways: — People in Japan devour any product with brain-related claims — But there has been a recent backlash against children videogames, so…
Read More“The missing heart of positive psychology†for mental and emotional fitness
Since the beginning of the SharpBrains blog, we have enjoyed frequent, insightful and nice comments by “Eleanor”. One day we decided to track her back and see what work she was involved with, and we enjoyed learning about what she does in the UK. Therefore, we asked her to write a guest entry here to…
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