Posts Tagged ‘brain-exercise-software’
Brain Fitness Software Report: Reviews
A few recent accolades for our just released Market Report: “An in-depth and credible market research report that provides an objective view for investors and executives looking for gaming and health opportunities in the growing “brain training” space. This report is a must-read to understand the state of the market, the players, and key trends.”…
Read MoreExercise On the Brain: a NYT OpEd
The New York Times just published an OpEd that may be throwing out the baby with the bath water. Exercise on the Brain extols the virtue of physical exercise for brain health at the expense of other important pillars such as good nutrition, stress management and mental exercise. We have sent a Letter to the Editor to clarify the…
Read MoreAre there specific brain fitness programs for kids? My kids have problems with math.
Are there specific brain fitness programs for kids? My kids have problems with math-why should they do these things that may distract them from math?Learning stress management skills can reduce test anxiety and improve learning readiness.If stress levels are too high, concentration and focus are negatively impacted.
Read MoreEmotional self-regulation and test anxiety
We wrote yesterday about Growing Super Athletes (each of our students) and how “Learning” goes beyond what we typically call “Education”. One of the skills needed for success at school and life is emotional self-regulation, and a recent article on SharpBrains in La Opinion (main US-based Spanish-language newspaper) touched precisely on that. Below you have the link, and quotes,…
Read MoreEnhancing Cognition and Emotions for Learning — Learning & The Brain Conference
Alvaro and I had the good fortune to attend a great conference last week called Learning & The Brain: Enhancing Cognition and Emotions for Learning.… Some topics were meant to be applied immediately, but many were food for thought — discussions on where science and education are headed.Using dramatic new imaging techniques, such as fMRIs, PET, and SPECT, neuroscientists are gaining valuable information about learning. This pioneering knowledge is leading not only to new pedagogies, but also to new medications, brain enhancement technologies, and therapies. Discover how new adventures could change education, learning disorder interventions, and even society itself in the future.
Read MoreBlog Carnivals, Thanksgiving and Mission Accomplishing
Big party today. Carnivals everywhere. Caroline and I admit we are quite biased. We see the world through our own lenses. Which, these days, means a lot of passion for the science-based Brain Fitness Revolution. We have been trying hard to combine fun brain teasers with serious posts on how brain research is starting to…
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