Posts Tagged ‘improve-memory’
Test your memory and reasoning skills with these proverbs
Memory relies mostly on temporal (green area) and frontal (in red) areas of the brain. These are the areas where many neurons will get stimulated when you (assuming you are American or have lived in the US for long) try to remember the missing words in the American proverbs below. However when it comes to…
Read MoreWhat Educators and Parents Should Know About Neuroplasticity, Learning and Dance
Dance. Is it merely art? Is it just recreation? Think again. Dance is now being studied as a pathway to enhance learning. And, scientists say, educators and parents should take note of the movement. Recently at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting, more than 6,800 attendees paid rapt attention to renowned choreographer…
Read MoreUpdate: Brain teasers and brain fitness tips to improve attention and memory in 2016
Dear SharpBrains friend, Time for SharpBrains’ December e‑newsletter…and we are honored to announce that the Japanese edition of The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness just became available, and is doing well! (more below) Let us wish you Happy Holidays and Happy New Year, and share a few resources and insights that may come handy in 2016. Resources to enhance brain…
Read MoreBrain fitness tips to improve concentration and memory
. Concentration–or attention– and memory are two crucial mental skills and are directly related. In fact, many memory complaints have nothing to do with the actual ability to remember things: They come from a failure to focus properly on the task at hand. For example, when you don’t remember where you parked your car
Read MoreWhy financial analysts should grab a paint brush and a canvas (and artists do more math)
Which Brain Exercises Improve Memory Best? (Reader’s Digest): “The exercises you do to keep your mind sharp may not be enough to improve memory over time, but new research from the book The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness reveals better ways to boost your brain health…If you can breeze through the Sunday puzzle, you are…
Read MoreUpdate: To improve memory and thinking, try the Mediterranean diet with added olive oil and nuts
. Time for SharpBrains’ May e‑newsletter, wrapping up this month’s key brain and mind studies, pervasive neurotechnology news, and brain fitness insights. New research: To improve memory and thinking skills, try the Mediterranean diet with added olive oil and nuts Sports-related concussions can impact academic performance, especially in high school Scientists issue a call to action for TBI patients…
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