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brainleaptech.com

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The Neuroscience of Attention Training
Where we look and where we plan to
looks is where we are placing our
attention. This connection can be
leveraged to to train attention skills.
Using gaze-driven video games,
which are controlled using only our
eyes, we can train attention skills by
strengthening the connections
between different parts of the brain,
including the frontal cortex and the
parietal cortex. The games gradually
shape behavior using visual and
auditory feedback provided in real-
time.

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Attention Training Games

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As you work on improving
fast accurate shifts in
attention, you are
engaging different parts
of the brain. Including
the frontal and parietal
cortex.
FrontalCortex:
CognitiveControl
ParietalCortex:
Sensory
Integrationand
actionselection

5.
Establishing when to
move and when to
suppress a move is
particularly important for
self-control and staying
on task when their are
distractions
FrontalCortex:
CognitiveControl
ParietalCortex:
Sensory
Integrationand
actionselection

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The way the brain
makes and strengthens
connections is called
neuroplasticity. When
neurons are regularly
active at the same
time, the connections
between those
neurons strengthen.

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Based on neuroscience research
and tested at UC San Diego and
University of Florida, BrainLeap's
attention training games can
help children train the attention
skills to be more effective in
school... and in life.
Attention Training