Motor Cognition 2

03/21/2020

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09/29/2019

Great comments on MC2. It works if you work it.

08/02/2019

MC2 is adding the Study Wranglers program developed by Dr. Paul Beljan. This is a program that teaches scheduling, organizing, how to write a paper, how to study, and most importantly, addresses why the child does not study when all of the above are in place. More information to come. Study Wranglers...Yee-Haw!!

07/24/2019

MC2 latest brochure. Contact us with any questions.

07/10/2019

JUL 10, 2019 - When Holly Wilson reads, she sees a movie. “It’s a full-blown color, theatrical, super slow-moving movie because I read slow. But I see visually when I’m reading things,” she said. “So, all the way through high school I always kind of felt like I was cheating. Because to stu...

06/20/2019

Yep ....

Researchers Pam Mueller and Daniel M. Oppenheimer found that students remember more via taking notes longhand rather than on a laptop. It has to do with what happens when you're forced to slow down.

06/13/2019

Motor is key.

Working memory is vital for basic functions in everyday life. During working memory, one holds a finite amount of information in mind until it is no l…

06/10/2019

A new study suggests a link between increased screen time and a child's risk for ADHD by 5 years old.

04/19/2019

Research on the MC2 method....

(2016). Neuro-Cognitive Intervention for Working Memory: Preliminary Results and Future Directions. Applied Neuropsychology: Child: Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 202-213.

04/06/2019

Dr. Paul Beljan and Lynn Carahaly are honored to be lecturing at the Apraxia Kids National Conference this summer in Pittsburgh. It’s a hot topic and filled up quickly!

01/29/2019

The research is coming.

A new government-funded study is analyzing how screens affect children's brains, with the first results showing two hours can have major consequences.