Metronome training improves reading achievement

This is a cross-post from IQ's Corner sister blog - the IQ Brain Clock re: a new journal publication that demonstrated the positive effects of a brain-based metronome training program on reading achievement. Check it out.

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More on mental time keeping and working memory link

Readers of IQs Corner may find a few posts I made today over on my sister blog (Tick Tock Talk: The IQ Brain Clock) of interest. One presents the predominant model of mental interval time keeping (the pacemaker accumulator model) while the other reports some very exciting linkages between the brain regions associated with cogntively controlled mental interval timing and working memory---namely, the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.


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New "sister" blog: Tick Tock Talk-The IQ Brain Clock

Yes.....I've offically gone over the edge. I've now started a new "sister" blog to IQs Corner. The blog is called "Tick Tock Talk: The IQ Brain Clock.' I won't say more...go and visit this neophyte endeavor. It is an experiment given birth from my intellectual curiosity.

So many ideas and articles to read...so little time....sigh

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