Kids Memory Articles

Children’s memory impairment Many children suffer from the problem of remembering information, especially after studying and memorizing, and this problem is the result of weakness in memory and the storage process, where they develop a state of anxiety and tension for fear of failure, so ...

As fast as children whiz from classroom to activity to home and back again, their brains are just as rapidly growing and changing. The foods they eat are important. “These years are critical for brain development, and what they eat affects focus and cognitive skills,” ...

As I strolled my daughter through our new neighborhood one day recently, I was hit with a vivid wave of nostalgia, and the memory of taking walks through the neighborhood where I grew up came flooding in. I don’t know what prompted it — the chirping birds, the style of the homes, the suburban ...

Many of the questions I receive from parents describe their child’s learning problems and then ask if he or she might have a Learning Disability (LD). I receive similar questions about Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). These are two separate and very different problems. ...

Memory is an important part of building a solid foundation for learning, both in the classroom and beyond. Having a great memory can help your child do better in school, perform well on tests, and achieve better grades. But sharp memory skills aren’t something that people are born with—these ...

In today’s technologically advancing world, children are finding it more and more hard to focus and retain thoughts. Wouldn’t you agree? It’s not called the age of distraction for no reason! Having said that, however, there are a lot of interesting memory hacks that can help you boost your ...

Working memory is the ability to hold information in mind while performing complex tasks. A young child is able to execute simple tasks — sharpen his pencil when asked — while one in middle school can remember the expectations of multiple teachers. Since students with attention deficit disorder ...

Seeing your little one grow up is fun for parents. Those moments are fun and exciting and something you will remember all your life. As your kid grows he begins to speak his first words, learns to colour, and plays with you and other kids…and what not. But as other aspects of the world start ...