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Attention: What It Is, 5 Types, and How to Improve It

Attention, often called concentration, is one of the most important cognitive skills for learning. Discover the five types of attention, how attention difficulties affect academic performance, and what research reveals about improving attenti

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Concentration Improves Significantly in 5 Days, Study Shows

Can concentration be improved in just five days? A study conducted during an Edublox FUNtastic Brain Clinic in Singapore found significant gains in focused attention following intensive cognitive training.

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10 Brain Foods to Boost Memory and Concentration

Research on so-called “brain foods” shows that some chemicals in the foods we eat go right to our brain cells. These ten foods have shown to improve memory and concentration.

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Improving Concentration: A Skill That Can Be Taught

Improving concentration in children can be achieved not only by using clinically proven natural medicines, but also by exposing them to training in the fundamental cognitive skills that underlie the learning process.

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Help for Poor Concentration: ‘I Find it Difficult to Study for Exams’ – Ask Sue

Whatever you do, hold on to your dreams. Some people blossom early, others only later in life. The ‘Queen of the Andes’ is a rather small plant, but once it blooms, it grows up to 30 feet high! Maybe you only need to change a few things so that you, too, can start blooming.

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Cognitive Skills Determine Learning Ability

Research has shown that cognitive skills are a determining factor of an individual's learning ability. Cognitive skills are mental skills used in acquiring knowledge; according to Oxfordlearning.com, the skills that "separate the good learners from the so-so learners."

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Three Key Aspects of Attention and Concentration

Lack of attention is often linked to poor memory. Parents may think their child has an attention problem, but the root cause is often a memory problem.

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