
Webinar on the Science of Learning
How the science of learning is helping boost academic achievement, self-confidence, behavior and even athletic performance.
Read MoreHow the science of learning is helping boost academic achievement, self-confidence, behavior and even athletic performance.
Read MoreIncreasing learning and reducing stress may seem diametrically opposed. In this webinar, we explain how they can happen together.
Read MoreCognitive skills account for more than 50% of the variance in math achievement, says new research with implications for educational equity.
Read MoreSome state departments of education and moving to remove the grading systems for schools that they established starting in the No Child Left Behind era.
Read MoreAn article published by Aeon, entitled The Empty Brain by Robert Epstein, has generated a fair amount of controversy. Right beneath the title are these two sentences: Your brain does ...
Read MoreAs educators living in a day when neuroscience is increasingly guiding our understanding of how learning happens in our students' brains, let us embrace the science of reading and let ...
Read MoreMiddle-school students demonstrated average improvement of 20 percentile points across cognitive skills following use of BrainWare SAFARI.
Read MoreResearch in Thailand with 8-12-year-old children showed improvement in cognitive performance following use of BrainWare SAFARI.
Read MoreResearch in Thailand with students with specific learning disabilities showed a positive impact of cogntiive training with BrainWare SAFARI using EEG.
Read MoreResearch in neuroscience proves that even the best teaching and curricula can have surprisingly little effect when a child’s cognitive and emotional readiness to learn is not adequately addressed.
Read MoreCognitive impairments are a key feature of some mental health conditions, including schizophrenia and affective disorders, such as depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety.
Read MoreAccording to a report from BrainFutures, "The evidence is clear: every school in the U.S. should adopt an executive function program and executive function training should be a standard component ...
Read MoreCan you find all these words associated with February in our fun word search?
Read MoreDon't throw away everything you know about math, but see if you can figure out what the rules are that make these math statements true:
Read MoreIn this puzzle pieces of cake are removed in a pattern. Can you figure out what the pattern is? Exercise your abstract reasoning!
Read MoreIt made differences that I never anticipated never expected in Charlotte's academic life and her personal life and her self-confidence, so I would say absolutely to use the program and ...
Read MoreIt's like you kindle this little flame and all of a sudden whatever you didn't see in this room is now visible. It's almost like that what happens with BrainWare. ...
Read MoreWe have seen a difference right away in just his ease of doing his schoolwork. That was in the very very beginning before even the end of the 12 weeks
Read MoreJessie Aamodt, host of Valley News Now, interviewed Betsy Hill on May 17, 2023 regarding the book she co-authored with Roger Stark, Your Child Learns Differently, Now What?
Read MoreMath disabilities, however, are as common as reading disabilities at 5 to 8 percent of the population. Like reading disabilities, math disabilities may have multiple causes and dimensions. Article published ...
Read MoreWith the official launch of BrainWare SAFARI Version 3.0, the innovative cognitive training tool that helps clients address their brain fitness and improve cognitive capacity is delivered faster, safer and ...
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