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Neuroplasticity: An Extraordinary Discovery of the Twentieth Century
In the past few years neurologists have dismantled, piece by piece, the entrenched view that the human brain is fixed and unchanging in adults. It was long believed that once we grow up, our brains have a set number of neurons performing functions in a fixed way. Read more…
Brain Exercises Can Enhance Memory and Prevent Dementia
For millions of people who are approaching old age, developing dementia, particularly if there is a family history of the disease, is a frightening prospect. Doing specific mental exercises can enhance memory and other cognitive abilities of older adults, which may delay the aging process and even prevent dementia and Alzheimer's. Read more…
Compublox Improves Concentration, Perception, Memory and Logical Thinking
To a great extent, a human being's learning ability determines his quality of life. As stated by Whiteley et al., a student's ability to learn influences his grades, the quality of his education, and the choices he has for a career. The employee's ability to learn has a significant impact on his employment, promotion prospects and overall income or business success. When retirement age arrives, a well-functioning mind can ward off degenerative brain diseases and age-related mental decline through continual learning and mental exercise. Read more…
Memory Training: A Key to Overcoming Learning Disabilities and Underachievement
It is widely accepted that learning-disabled students have poor memories. And, according to researchers from Durham University, who surveyed over three thousand children, children who underachieve at school may just have poor short-term memory rather than low intelligence. If this is true, surely memory training must be a key to overcoming learning disabilities and underachievement? Read more…
IQ Scores and IQ Score Interpretation
Despite the fact that the IQ test industry is already a century old, IQ scores are still often misunderstood. A comment like, "What do you mean my child isn't gifted — he got 99 on those tests! That's nearly a perfect score, isn't it?" is not unusual and indicates a complete misunderstanding of IQ scores. Learn the basics of IQ score interpretation in this article. Read more...
Testimonials from Users
My reading speed and ability to concentrate improved gradually, with the result that I could study for longer periods on end. At present I make fewer spelling mistakes, while my work tempo has improved remarkably. During the first semester I still needed extra time to complete test and exam papers, which was not necessary during the last semester at all. These factors all contributed to better academic achievements, a better self-image, accompanied with greater purposefulness, motivation and self-discipline. Read more…
His concentration has greatly improved; he actually listens to what the teacher is saying; less clowning in class. He can now actually pick up a book and read on his own, something he never did before. The principal called me to tell me that for the first time my son passed all his courses! He got a C in reading and a B in writing! Read more…
At one time his reading was slow and halting. He would skip words and sentences and had difficulty understanding what he had just read. Reading used to be so much work for him that he didn't enjoy it and only read when he had to. Now he reads with ease and confidence. As a matter of fact, he enjoys reading so much that it isn't unusual to see him reading for pleasure now. The first time I heard him say he was "going to bed a little early so he could read before going to sleep" was music to my ears!! His math scores have made a dramatic improvement. He is in a combined Geometry/Algebra course and lately his scores have been in the 90's or above on his daily work and tests. And for the first time ever he is ahead of his younger brother in their math lessons. Read more…
