Body -- Brian Educational Program to Enhance  Cognitive Functions of Children

Zhong Bingshu; Dong Jinxia; Bruce Wexler

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Body -- Brian Educational Program to Enhance Cognitive Functions of Children

Zhong Bingshu 1,Dong Jinxia 2 *,Bruce Wexler 3

1.University office, capital university of physical education and sport

2.sport department, Peking University,Beijing

3.School of Medicine , Yale University

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Funding: Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China research Foundation（No. No.20101112110002）

Opened online:23 September 2014

Accepted by: none

Citation: Zhong Bingshu,Dong Jinxia,Bruce Wexler.Body -- Brian Educational Program to Enhance Cognitive Functions of Children[OL]. [23 September 2014] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4610043

New research in cognitive neuroscience together with computer technology provides a basis for educational programs designed to directly improve thinking abilities. Seventeen early school age children participated in a pilot study of 36 sessions each of computer sessions that intensively activate developing systems of executive function and physical exercises selected to activate the same brain systems in the context of whole body activity and social interaction. Children showed significant improvement on multiple measures of frontal and executive functions that differed widely from the training exercises and from one another, suggesting generalized intellectual gain.

Keywords:Computer; Exercise; children; Cognitive Functions

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