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By Matthew Lynch
August 22, 2021
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Are you looking for cognitive development apps, tools, and resources that you can use with your students? If so, we have you covered. Check out our list below. Let us know if there are any that we missed.

Amazing Match-Word Learning Games for Kids– Amazing Match blends entertainment and education; it teaches children to spell and pronounce words by developing their concentration levels, cognitive skills, and memory. Amazing Matchis designed for children to play alone or taking turns with other children. 

OctoPlus– Octoplus is a math app that uses interactive gaming to help children develop math skills. This app takes you into an underwater world where you battle turtles to earn points. It has both drill and challenge modes, designed to develop children’s math abilities using their innate intelligence. It is also helping develop motor skills in children who have a motor or cognitive delays. This app can be customized to keep children interested and motivated; it comes packed with features designed to improve visual attention, timing, coordination, and control. Parents can also use this app to emphasize individualized education program (IEP) objectives.

Thinking Time Pro – Cognitive Skills for Early Learning – This game uses four distinct games to help children develop their cognitive skills. The game is designed to train users’ working memory, logical reasoning, flexible thinking, attention, and inhibitory control. A typical game would have children sort items by color or shape; then, the rules are changed mid-game. A detailed report of performance is available in the parents’ section.

Brain Turk Brain Trainer– This app is based on the neurologic principle of neuroplasticity. It utilizes special games derived from the latest discoveries in the cognitive neurosciences. The game helps sharpen your attention span, increase short- and long-term memory, and concentration. The app is designed to remove psychological barriers to development; progress can be monitored using the stats you provide.

Brain+ Brain Training– Brain+ hones your mind, so you get more from life. This mind exercising program enhances important functions of your cerebrum through fun and simple-to-implement practices, games, and mind teasers. Exercises are created in a joint effort with top neurologists from Copenhagen University. Brain+ clients report substantial upgrades in memory and retention; the app has more than 70,000 users in Denmark alone, and it is free.

Braineos– Learning is not tedious using the Braineos platform. There are many flashcards to choose from within the community, and you can create new ones. Memorize them using the fun games available. Use Braineos to enhance your vocabulary, study for that upcoming exam, or help you remember dates and facts for a quiz.

Fast ForWord– Fast ForWord is an evidence-based app developed by neuroscientists to help teachers differentiate instruction for students with language and reading difficulty. It uses a unique three-part model to do this and provides students with deliberate practice, cognitive skills, and foundational language as well as the guided reading support needed for them to improve during and after the program. This tool is an excellent solution for clinical support intervention, at-home intervention, and K-12 intervention.

Fit Brains Trainer– Fit Brains Trainer, an award-winning app designed by Neuroscientists, trains your brain through various games and challenges. It stimulates your mind while you have fun. The Fit Brains Trainer is designed to train cognitive skills such as attention, emotional intelligence, memory, and speed.

Matchmatics– Matchmatics allows for hours of gameplay for anybody who will help you think analytically, quickly, and arithmetically. While testing your cognitive ability and boosting memory and visual awareness, this matching puzzle game will challenge and entertain you. There are hundreds of levels, and all you need to do is re-arrange matches to solve math equations. This game may be simple, but it offers significant benefits.

Mindprint Learning– Penn Medicine’s lab on Brain Behavior developed a website that will give any student of any age a personalized learning profile. Mindprint Learning consists of a cognitive test of over 10 skills for a student to complete. The test is then evaluated to generate feedback and tools that will best help that student learn. The test is only one hour long and covers executive functions, complex reasoning

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