I’m looking for information on techniques (with or without computers) that might fall under the category of “retraining the brain”. I would appreciate any information on this.
Re: retraining the brain
I would add Fast Forward to Helen’s great list. http://www.scilearn.com: I’m looking for information on techniques (with or without computers)
: that might fall under the category of “retraining the
: brain”. I would appreciate any information on this.
Re: retraining the brain
I think PACE falls into this category. It works to strengthen the cognitive skills that underlie academic skills. The website is http://www.mentalskills.com/. I’ve found it extremely helpful working with my 11 year old ld son.He’s made leaps and bounds of progress in reading, writing and spelling since we started the program 8 weeks ago.: I’m looking for information on techniques (with or without computers)
: that might fall under the category of “retraining the
: brain”. I would appreciate any information on this.
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I would add on Neuronet. www.neuroacoustics.comand perhaps Lindamood Bell because it opens up the whole visualization side of the brain.
: I’m looking for information on techniques (with or without computers)
: that might fall under the category of “retraining the
: brain”. I would appreciate any information on this.Go to the link below and you will find links to BrainBuilder, and others near the end of the page.Helen