Brain Training Program

This refers to generating imaginary images in the brain to improve comprehension. It involves the ability to imagine invisible objects, make mental notes and perform mind mapping. Through mental imagery, the imagination of the children being trained will improve — which is vital for their cognitive development and the growth of their creative abilities.

Memory training comes with exercises that improve visual, sensory and auditory memory. It typically involves the enhancement of sequential and non-sequential memory, word memory, linking memory, photographic memory, and visual spatial memory. As such, the children are able to process things faster both in the real time and in the future.

Reaction and concentration are both important for survival and for overall response gains. This type of training improves mirror imaging, parallel processing, speed text and image flashing, as well as speed counting. Reaction and concentration training goes a long way in sharpening the children's sharpness as well as ability to observe stimuli within the environment and give appropriate responses as required.

Auditory training is especially important for kids who are hard of hearing. It sen/es to facilitate and improve sound/voice recognition, beats counting and listening skills. It is particularly vital for many aspects of daily living and can promote the survival skills of the children, for instance when their auditory senses are enhanced and they can easily spot danger before they get in harm's way.

IQ tests and reasons skills are designed to measure the aptitude and ability of children to reason logically. Generally speaking, these tests measure non-verbal abilities. During the test, the children use abstract and logical reasoning to exact structures, analogies, and rules that they subsequently use to find correct answers among the set of possible options provided. They typically involve maze and IQ questions, as well as other problem solving tests. These tests are used to help children improve their ability to learn and do mental calculation involving addition and subtraction, learn the difference between meter and kilometer in length, litre and millilitre in volume, as well as understand the concept of numerators and denominators for fractions.