Dyscalculia / Learning Disabilities - Mathematics
Dyscalculia is a learning disability involving mathematics. Recognized by The WHO, it affects nearly 4 – 7% of the world population. If you have dyscalculia it tends to affect every aspect of your life.
Dyscalculia is a learning disability involving mathematics. Recognized by The WHO, it affects nearly 4 – 7% of the world population. If you have dyscalculia it tends to affect every aspect of your life.
Players are tasked with guiding a neuron from connection to connection by clicking on potential targets, testing participants' ability to perceive, make decisions, and move quickly.
Stafford and Dewar were interested to know how practice affected players' subsequent performance in the game.
Exposure to Repeated Stimulus Aids Perceptual Learning
Thinking about something over and over again could actually be as good as doing it, says new study on perpetual learning.
Thinking about something over and over again could actually be as good as doing it, says new study on perpetual learning.
Game play data revealed that those players who seemed to learn more quickly had either spaced out their practice or had more variable early performance, suggesting they were exploring how the game works, before going on to perform better.
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Sleep is the Price We Pay for Learning: Hypothesis
The question as to why all animals and humans need to sleep although it leaves them vulnerable has puzzled scientists through the years.
The question as to why all animals and humans need to sleep although it leaves them vulnerable has puzzled scientists through the years.
The study is published in the journal Psychological Science.
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Learning Disabilities If Undetected Early Proves Costly Later
Learning disabilities diagnosed late leads to long lasting harmful psychological effect on people.
Learning disabilities diagnosed late leads to long lasting harmful psychological effect on people.
