8 hours ago by Terry Laughlin

The TI Discussion Forum had a query from Werner this morning, who I’m guessing is from Germany. Werner wrote: Hallo, I’ve been “on the TI train” for 12 months. Thanks to TI and this Forum I was able to complete 1000 meters of continuous freestyle within six months. My anxious question is: Will it ho ...

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1 day ago by cjrezac

We Knew There Was A Problem With Learning Our daughter knew she was behind and couldn’t read like her friends. She would retreat to Mom whenever she grew uncomfortable with her limitations. It was one of only a few coping mechanisms she had for the internal struggles that ensued. I knew I had to do ...

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1 day ago

Are there beneficial effects of video games? Learn what current research tells us about video games and the brain.

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2 days ago by admin

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3 days ago by Dr. Jane Stewart

While some of our capabilities naturally decrease as we age, research seems to support the notion that our ability to learn doesn’t necessarily decrease as we get older. Some people are much better than their peers at delaying age-related declines in areas such as memory and calculating speed. And r ...

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3 days ago

Our February webinar series focuses on early childhood development, K-12 funding sources, and maximizing the benefits of time spent reading. Register today!

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4 days ago by resaleri

All of us, in a certain point of our lives, experienced memory loss. It could be forgetting where we put the keys, if we have locked the door, etc. As we grow older, it is natural for some of our brain cells to age and die which would cause some problems with memory. Over the years, research on brai ...

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4 days ago by admin

Go ahead and play your favorite addictive smartphone gaming apps — chances are they’re good for your brain. A new study from the Archives of Neurology says playing brain stimulating games can improve your memory and delay or prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. Traditional brain games are scien ...

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5 days ago by Heinrich Lenhardt

Kunal Sarkar, CEO of Lumosity Lumosity released impressive growth numbers for its online brain training games. The company has added 6 million additional members since June 2011 for a total of 20 million registered users. Speaking to VentureBeat, Lumosity chief executive Kunal Sarkar disclosed that ...

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6 days ago by CogniFit

Over time there is the undeniable truth that the brain begins to shrink even with the absence of neurocognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s or dementia. This does not, however, mean that you have to succumb to the decrease in memory or brain cells. With efficient memory exercise, it is more than possi ...

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