Memory Training
Working Memory is Important
Working memory is the ability to keep information “on-line” in your mind for brief periods of time. It is central to concentration, problem solving and impulse control.
Working memory is closely correlated to fluid intelligence. It is also fundamental to academic and professional success. Challenges like reading comprehension and math problem solving depend on working memory capacity.
Effects of Cogmed Training
Better attention, better impulse control and better complex reasoning.
For children, parents and teachers also report improved social skills, taking initiative, remembering instructions and completing assignments independently. The key objective is better academic performance, particularly in math and reading comprehension.
For adults, it means improved professional performance and attentional stamina. The key effects include: being able to stay focused, planning your activities, starting and finishing tasks, following and contributing to complex discussions.
Call your Cogmed practitioner to find out more about the real-life effects of enhanced working memory training and coaching.
What are the signs of poor Working Memory?
The signs of poor working memory will differ depending on age and the challenges faced. (Link)
How is Cogmed different from other kinds of “brain training”?
Three key things make Cogmed stand out:
- Cogmed Training is backed by solid research no one else can match. Research done using Cogmed’s products and protocols, just like they are being used in practical use.
- Cogmed Training is provided exclusively by an network of carefully trained and qualified professionals. They make sure each Cogmed user gets the coaching needed for the best possible results. The trainings meet the high professional standards of the members of the Cogmed Network.
- An outstanding track record of strong and lasting effects in our thousands of users in America and Europe. Cogmed training makes a real difference in people’s lives.
In short: research, coaching and results. Obviously, the results are what really matter
