I Training of Observation I Picture-finding game I Word-finding game - Observation ability training group

If we find that our observation skills are insufficient, where should we start training? Training observation skills can be divided into three parts: **The first part of the eyeball muscles** Training eyeball muscles can help us reduce skipping words and missing lines. The training book has two parts: eyeball tracking and eyeball training. Spend 5 minutes a day training these two parts, and your eyeball muscles will be able to improve within two months. significantly improved. **The second part of the brain: left posterior occipital lobe** The left occipital lobe of the brain is responsible for the observation and decomposition of words. When this part is developed, our observation of words can be improved. There are four different stages of word-finding games in the training book, from easy to difficult. We can start with the easiest one and train step by step. **The third part of the brain: right posterior occipital lobe** The right posterior occipital lobe of the brain is responsible for image observation. When this part is developed, our situation of image observation, decomposition and mirror word confusion can be improved. There are three different stages in the training book from easy to deep. For the image observation game, we can start with the easiest one and train step by step. **Product packaging** Game Introduction & Answer Book x 1 Eyeball training 8 questions Word-finding game 18 questions (can be used repeatedly with a highlighter) 30 questions in the picture-finding game (can be used repeatedly with a highlighter) **About the author** **Xu Zhaokang (Sir Kang)** With many years of experience in teaching children and teenagers, in the past ten years, I have mainly studied the development of children's brain nerve cells. Through my own experience, I have developed a set of "focus courses" aimed at stimulating the brain, using different teaching games to inspire children's brain nerve cells, so that Their abilities in different areas of the brain are enhanced, resulting in improved academic performance. Now engaged in educational consulting work, he founded "Brain Action Co., Ltd." and Tomoto252 cultural and creative brands, using stories to help children understand themselves and enable parents and teachers to see the world from a child's perspective. **IG & FB: Tomoto252** **FB: Focus Training Manual**