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Volume #2 Issue #8
ISSN: 0219-7642 Feb 06, 2004
Andrew Loh, Publisher
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Intelligent Memory: Improve the Memory That Makes You Smarter
By Dr. Barry Gordon & Lisa Berger
Average Customer Review - 5 Stars
In this groundbreaking and important book, Dr. Barry Gordon, one of the world's leading authorities on memory, and Lisa Berger offer a bold new synthesis of the two essential components of the human mind: intelligence and memory. Gordon and Berger argue that "intelligent memory" is the key to our ability to solve problems, learn from experience, associate, and innovate. As critical to the creation of works of genius as it is to navigating the complexities of daily life, intelligent memory is not an innate gift but a skill that we can learn, hone, and actually improve with age-no matter how old or absentminded we might be.
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The Memory Workbook: Breakthrough Techniques to Exercise Your Brain and Improve Your Memory
By Douglas J. Mason & Et al
Average Customer Review - 5 Stars
Like clay, memory needs applied energy to give it form. However, this energy is often blocked by negative thoughts about aging and memory. Building on this underlying principle, this workbook shows readers how to rewire the mental habits that interfere with memory functioning and offers practical solutions based on the latest scientific research. Anyone at any age, the authors say, can tap into the natural strength of the brain's multiple memory systems. Through innovative techniques, exercises, games, and puzzles, readers learn how to maximize the receptiveness of their senses, focus on what is important and block out what isn't, rehearse and imprint information, and use visual imagery to retain experiences.
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LSU Professor Explores the Healing Power of Music
LSU Highlights Jan, 2004
Louisiana State University Music professor, Jane Cassidy is conducting research at Baton Rouge's Woman's Hospital to see if playing music to newborn premature infants can stimulate the babies' brains, so they can go home earlier.
Cassidy has found that when music is played to an infant, their heart and respiratory rates improve and their head circumference increases. "We've found that girl babies in music therapy go home 11 days earlier than girl babies with no therapy," Cassidy said.
Child Musical Development Chart
BBCi
Want to know your child's musical development by age from before birth to 16+ years old. Click here.
Dose of Sugar May Make You Smarter
CNN
Studies have, in fact, shown that children perform better if they eat breakfast. Now a psychologist at the University of Virginia thinks he has discovered the reason for that.
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