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BRAIN TRAINING

How Cognitive Skills Help Us Think and Learn

Whether you’re reading a book, studying for a test, chatting with a friend or even driving a car, your brain is bombarded with information. All this information is processed by a set of core skills. Like cogwheels in a machine, these skills work together. If even one skill isn’t pulling its weight, it can keep your brain from fully grasping and processing incoming information. This, in turn, creates frustrating challenges in school, work, and life.

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Back to school: Five ways to help children beat summer brain drain

August 19, 2023

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Your Guide to Understanding ADD & ADHD

June 16, 2020

The brain's constant ability to change and adapt is known as neuroplasticity,” Nabulsi explained. Within our brains, there are millions of tiny pathways that allow us to connect thoughts and feelings, and as we get older, we tend to follow the same well-trodden paths within our brains when we think and process information. But in order for our brains to grow and for us to become smarter, we need to create new pathways that challenge the way our minds work.

Learning struggles in children is not a lost cause

June 16, 2020

The brain's constant ability to change and adapt is known as neuroplasticity,” Nabulsi explained. Within our brains, there are millions of tiny pathways that allow us to connect thoughts and feelings, and as we get older, we tend to follow the same well-trodden paths within our brains when we think and process information. But in order for our brains to grow and for us to become smarter, we need to create new pathways that challenge the way our minds work.

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