Brain Training Articles & News, Page 69

LearningRx Chattanooga shared a list of educational games that build brain skills to help kids during the COVID-19 shutdowns: https://noogatoday.6amcity.com/newsletters/april-1-2020-explore-your-back-yard-educational-games-leslie-jordan/

In this piece that appeared on 318 Forum, Donesa Walker of LearningRx Shreveport shares five tips to creatively exercise your mind during the COVID shutdown. https://theforumnews.com/article-3811-don%25E2%2580%2599t-quarantine-your-brain.html

David O’Reilly of LearningRx Columbus-Dublin was quoted in this article about puzzles and brain games and whether they really keep older minds sharp. https://www.goerie.com/entertainmentlife/20200503/do-puzzles-brain-games-really-keep-older-minds-sharp

Donesa Walker of LearningRx Shreveport appeared on Channel 12 to discuss the COVID-19 and how to help kids stay on track: https://www.ksla.com/video/2020/03/23/learningrx/

An article about whether brain games and puzzles keep your mind sharp, published in The Augusta Chronicle featured quotes from David O’Reilly of LearningRx Columbus-Dublin. https://www.augustachronicle.com/entertainmentlife/20200319/do-puzzles-brain-games-really-keep-older-minds-sharp

Sandra Zamalis of LearningRx Staunton/Harrisonburg appeared on WHSV Channel 3 to discuss her first of several homeschooling tips. https://www.whsv.com/content/misc/569443661.html

David O’Reilly of LearningRx Columbus-Dublin was featured on Good Day Marketplace to discuss personal brain training. https://myfox28columbus.com/sponsored/good-day-marketplace/gdm-learning-rx-04-15-2020

Continuing her series on homeschooling tips, Sandra Zamalis of LearningRx Staunton-Harrisonburg appeared on her local ABC station. https://www.whsv.com/content/misc/Learning-RX-Homeschool-Tips-569443641.html

Continuing our series from ADDitude Magazine’s tips on how to help your child with ADHD stay motivated to finish school work during distance learning, we’re sharing Tip #5: Tap into the visual power of timers. Timers are especially effective with students with ADHD because they provide a visual reminder that there is a finishing point for the ...

1. Anomia Anomia: [uh-NO-mee-uh] – Noun – 1) A problem with word finding or recall. 2) Chaos. 3) The game where common knowledge becomes uncommonly fun! Anomia plays off the fact that our minds are positively brimming with all sorts of random information: things to eat, pop songs, websites, etc. Sure, under normal circumstances, it’s ...