Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 07, 2015

Dr. Kevin McGrew conference presentations in 2015 (as of 1-7-15)

FYI.  The blogmaster (Dr. Kevin "IQ" McGrew; aka the Time Doc) has a number of scheduled conference/workshop presentations scheduled for the first part of 2015.  This list is up-to-date as of 1-7-15.  This document, which can be downloaded by clicking here, will be updated when necessary.  These different presentations deal with developments in the CHC model of intelligence or the new WJ IV battery.  Additional information can be found at the MindHub.




Thursday, November 13, 2014

Gf (Ravens) training: Improved Gf, Gv, or cognitive strategies?

Very thought provoking article with solid methodological recommendations for conducting research on brain training programs that are inteneded to increase fluid intelligence (Gf) or working memory (Gwm).




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Saturday, November 01, 2014

Klingberg on working memory dev/trng, P-FIT model, neural/temporal efficiency, bran networks and cognitive development

Excellent article by Klingberg (2014) (copy with annnotated comments and links to other research) that brings together important constructs of working memory (Gwm), working memory training, brain networks and synchronization, white matter mattters, neuroal and temporal processing efficiency, and maturation and training effects on children's cognitive development.
The article does a good job of "connecting the dots" from many different programs of research.

Saturday, May 17, 2014

WJ IV training in Minneapolis with two WJ IV coauthors: Sept 26

Schoolhouse Educational Services is conducting a day of training on the new WJ IV, with WJ IV coauthors Dr. Nancy Mather and Dr. Kevin McGrew, on Sept 26 in Minneapolis, MN. Click on link for more information.

[Conflict of interest disclosure: I, Kevin McGrew, owner of this blog and a presentor at this training, am a coauthor of the WJ IV battery]