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Author Archives: Dr. Randy Kulman
Training and Medication on Working Memory in Children with ADHD
A study published in “Applied Cognitive Psychology” describes the long-term impact of working memory training with video-game like materials compared
What is Response Inhibition?
Response inhibition is the conscious choice to ignore other stimuli (mental or environmental) that would detract from the attention
Is Gaming Good for the Mind?
Yahoo’s “Plugged In” blog had an interesting review about some of the most recent research looking into popular video
Recommended Physical Activity to Improve Academic Skills and Executive Functioning
Summer is a great time for outdoor sports. As you may already know, physical activity is good for the body
Impact of Training and Medication on Working Memory in Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
A study published in “Applied Cognitive Psychology” describes the long-term impact of working-memory training with video-game like materials compared to
How do you Find the Best Video Games for your Child to Play?
If you are the parent of a 5-, 10-, or 15-year old (or anywhere in between) you’ve probably noticed that
Improve Executive Functions through Video Game Play
It shouldn’t be much of a surprise to parents, educators, and developmental psychologists that children learn through their video game
Why Parents Should Play Video Games with their Kids
Many parents wonder whether they should play video games with their kids. They may have heard that video games are
Understanding the Latest Research on ADHD & Video Games
ADHD Awareness Month – The Facts on Technology and ADHD (article originally published in LearningWorks for Kids)
A recent study
Getting Your Kids To Read: A Tip for Parents
Some kids are born readers, others are not. Those we would describe as “born” readers have an affection for books
