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Visual Memory

Visual memory is the ability to recall and recognize visual information, such as shapes, symbols, or patterns, after they are no longer in view. This skill is crucial for tasks like reading and writing, where remembering the appearance of letters and words is essential for fluent performance.

Visual Figure-ground

Figure-ground perception is the ability to distinguish an object (the figure) from its background (the ground) in a visual field. This skill helps us focus on specific elements in a complex environment, such as finding a word on a crowded page or spotting an item in a cluttered space.

Visual Discrimination

Visual discrimination is the ability to notice and distinguish differences between objects, shapes, or symbols, even when they are similar. This skill is essential for identifying subtle variations and recognizing objects accurately in different contexts.

Spatial Relationships

Spatial relationships in visual perception involve understanding how objects relate to each other in space, including their positions, distances, and orientations. This skill is crucial for tasks like navigating environments and organizing objects effectively.

Form Constancy

Form constancy is the ability to recognize objects, shapes, or symbols as the same, even when they appear in different sizes, positions, or contexts. It’s an essential visual perception skill that helps us identify things consistently despite changes in their presentation.

Visual Closure

Visual closure is the ability to identify an object, shape, or symbol when it's partially hidden or incomplete. This skill allows us to fill in missing visual information and recognize things quickly, even when they're not fully visible.

Aging Brain Boost

Aging Brain Boost is designed to develop and enhance working-memory. Working-memory is the voice in your head that allows you to manipulate and remember new information.

All memory lapses associated with aging involve working memory. Whether you forget a name, lose a train of thought, forget important appointments or social events, strengthening the voice in your head can help alleviate these memory lapses.

To encourage game play the individual is given the opportunity to select the decade with which they best identify. The icons and the music are tailored to the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. Positive long term memories are associated with the music and the graphics. This encourages play as the game becomes more challenging. You can always explore and play in different decades!

With repeated usage, Aging Brain Boost helps you:
* Reduce impulsivity
* Increase concentration
* Strengthen Memory

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BYOPuzzles

BYOPuzzles strengthen the right hemisphere of the brain, which is primarily responsible for visual perception. The visual perception skills needed to solve the puzzles include: shape perception, spatial relations, part/whole relationships, detail discrimination, figure ground differentiation, and pattern recognition.

BYOPuzzles:
* Strengthens concentration
* Increases memory
* Catalyzes creativity

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Strong Mind Treasure Hunt

Strong Mind Treasure Hunt exercises the ability to view information from multiple perspectives.

The participant:
* Compares and contrasts relevant information
* Recognizes spatial details in negative and positive space
* Uses multi-variables for problem solving
* Gives attention to accuracy and detail
*Maintains concentration and focus

Build the foundation for mathematics and maintain memory skills!
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Rocket ABCs

K-3 learn how to identify upper and lowercase letters using different fonts.

The participants sort the graphics into letter categories. The game uses 30+ fonts. The letters are randomly rotated.

Rocket ABCs:
* Develops letter recognition
* Reheasres form contancy
* Lays the foundation for abstract thinking and mathematics

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Strong Mind Puzzles

Strong Mind Estimator presents mathematical puzzles that force the individual to guess based on the relationship between the whole and its parts.

Strong Mind Puzzles Strong Mind Puzzles is designed to enhance working-memory.

The voice in our head (internal dialogue) builds executive skills because it:
* Reduces impulsivity
* Contributes to planning behavior
* Encourages introspection and reflection
* Provides a system to generate alternatives
* Build working memory
* Enhance short-term memory and concentration

This encourages deliberate rehearsal and enhances learning.

The rules, graphics, number of icons, and abstract images become more complex.

Strong Mind Puzzles provide progressively difficult variations.

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Mind The Gap

Visual closure is the cognitive ability to recognize objects or forms even when parts of the visual information are missing.

This skill is crucial for everyday visual perception, reading, and comprehension, as it enables the brain to ‘fill in the gaps’ and recognize partially obscured objects or words.

Difficulties with visual closure can affect reading efficiency, handwriting, and understanding visual information.

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Strong Mind Mazes

Strong Mind Mazes includes 4,000,000+ variations. This demands the participant process 7 variables to solve the maze. Strong Mind Mazes provides ample rehearsal to strengthen memory, concentration and problem solving. There are 125 levels with a wide palette of colors, patterns and graphics which promote learning and mental agility.

NASA Engineers favorite exercise to strengthen mental agility!