Brain Teasers Guide

2. Brain Health And Sharp Mind - At Any Age - By: Michael Coleman
Brain health shouldn’t be something you first start thinking about in middle- or old-age. Just as you need to exercise your body throughout life to keep it healthy so too does your brain require a daily workout to keep it vital and alert. It is common for people to experience a gradua...

3. Using Chess Symbols To Teach Arithmetic - By: Michael Russell
Background Chess benefits children and this claim has been evident in hundreds of articles published (1) In the past, many chess puzzles have been published and Sam Loyd, the "Puzzle King", is an authentic American genius, famous as a composer of chess problems. The most recent mathemat...

4. Create Your Own Crossword - By: Michael Russell
It's fun to create your own crossword, but I've always found that using puzzle maker software really takes all of the fun out of it. I was raised by hyper-literate parents. My father was a professor of English, my mother, a reporter and freelance writer. In that environment, the best way to impress ...

5. Give Your Brain A Regular Workout Too! - By: Tim Whiston
We all know that physical activity helps to keep us healthy. Some people wouldn't dream of letting a day go by without doing a full program at the local gym, while others prefer less regimented ways of keeping fit. Maintaining a healthy body is of course very important, but what about a healthy mi...

6. Cognitive Ability Test - By: Michael Russell
Anyone familiar with psychological research, or a variety of other industries, will tell you about the importance of a cognitive ability test. The cognitive ability test is needed for all types of purposes, both in research and in the business world. A cognitive ability test can show the speed of th...



7. Computer Memory - What Is Ram? - By: Michael Russell
Imagine a human brain without a memory component.  You have all this data stored inside your head but you don't even know how to remember it or if it's even there.  How frustrating would that be?   Computer memory or Random Access Memory (RAM) provides the facility for a PC to te...

8. Unraveling Dyslexia - By: Michael Russell
Dyslexia is better defined by undertaking all the other things that it does not mean. Being dyslexic is not similar to being dumb or stupid - labels so often branded on individuals with even a hint of learning disability. As a matter of fact, dyslexics are wholly intelligent. Because they see thi...

9. Speech Pathology - By: Michael Russell
Speech and language pathology is a fascinating area, and a job that brings great reward, both personal and monetary. The job of a speech pathologist combines neurology, psychology, therapy, teaching, and performance into a fascinating and dynamic opportunity to work one on one to make a difference i...

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