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Brain Games & Brain Education - Brain Connection by BrainHQ Skip to content Brain Connection Powered by BrainHQ About Brain Basics Brain Teasers & Games ABC Gulp Acorn Drop Bear Wear Dress the Doggie Farmers Memory Challenge Frog Jump Letter Pop Memory Monkey Juggle Platyhop Rapid Naming Slide Sound Dominoes Tone-A-Matic Whappit! Word Wanderer Word List Recall Working Circles Library Newsletter Sign-up About Brain Basics Brain Teasers & Games ABC Gulp Acorn Drop Bear Wear Dress the Doggie Farmers Memory Challenge Frog Jump Letter Pop Memory Monkey Juggle Platyhop Rapid Naming Slide Sound Dominoes Tone-A-Matic Whappit! Word Wanderer Word List Recall Working Circles Library Newsletter Sign-up Is There a Critical Period for Learning a Foreign Language? January 1, 2020 The Myth of Missed Opportunities A popular misconception regarding second-language... Read More The Cognitive Advantages of Balanced Bilingualism December 1, 2019 During the past century, and especially over the last ten... Read More Spatial Navigation and Gender November 1, 2019 A young woman sits in front of a computer, joystick... Read More Drawing on an Outdated Theory? October 1, 2019 "Can you see in the still-life here on the table... Read More Early Brain Development: New Insights Into Cerebral Palsy September 1, 2019 Early mythologies express a deep reverence for the mystery of... Read More Reluctant Revolutionary: Charles Darwin and the Theory of Evolution August 1, 2019 An Ugly Little Secret Charles Darwin had a very dark... Read More The Biology of Dyslexia July 1, 2019 For decades, ever since dyslexia was described as a disorder... Read More Children Controlling Their Own Brainwaves: A New Treatment for ADD? June 1, 2019 Imagine a boy sitting in front of a computer screen,... Read More The Question of Taste May 1, 2019 Of the five senses, taste seems to be the one... Read More A Conversation With Joseph LeDoux April 15, 2019 One of the world's leading experts in the neurobiology of... Read More Brain Injuries: High School Athletes At Risk March 1, 2019 How Concerned About Brain Injury Should We Be? In high... Read More Folklore, Scientific Research, and Educational Practice February 1, 2019 Professional folklore, such as beliefs about the best possible class... Read More The Day His World Stood Still: The Strange Story of “H.M.” January 25, 2019 When twenty-seven year old Henry M. entered the hospital in... Read More Number Blindness: A Hidden Challenge for Mathematics January 1, 2019 Educators often worry that some students just don't "get" math.... Read More What is Emotional Intelligence? December 3, 2018 The emotional intelligence revolution has already impacted the education and... Read More Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom November 3, 2018 Learn more about Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences as it... Read More The Emotional Brain October 3, 2018 Find out what goes on to create human perception and... Read More Mental Illness at the Movies September 3, 2018 What Draws Us To Films About Mental Illness? There is,... Read More Inside the Minds of Animals August 3, 2018 Clever Hans As the story is told, sometime late in... Read More Gifted Students July 3, 2018 Link to Education Connection Gifted students are not necessarily those... Read More Can Music Education Enhance Brain Functioning and Academic Learning? June 3, 2018 Echoing Mozart: Discovering a Link between the Brain and Music... Read More 1 2 3 … 13 Next » Neuroscience News Shaping the social networks of neurons by Neuroscience News on January 25, 2020 Researchers have identified a protein complex that both attracts and repels neurons during brain development. Fonts in campaign communications have liberal or conservative leanings by Neuroscience News on January 25, 2020 Individuals perceive certain fonts used on political campaign signs as having partisan leanings. The more people view a font as aligned with their ideology, the more they favor it. High air pollution exposure in 1-year-olds’ linked to structural brain changes at age 12 by Neuroscience News on January 25, 2020 Early-life exposure to high levels of traffic-related air pollution alters the structure of the brain at age 12. Children exposed to air pollution had reduced cortical thickness and gray matter volume compared to children who were not exposed to high levels of pollution. Search Brain Connection Search: © 2020 Brain Connection — Powered By BRAINHQ Go to Top Brain Fitness News This is a monthly electronic newsletter that provides information about brain fitness and cognitive issues. Please complete the form and we will keep you up to date with the latest information, solutions and tips. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Name * First Last Email * Website Submit...