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What Are Heteronyms? The Ultimate Guide
Twin words in spelling, but alien in sound and meaning. Heteronyms definition is words that are identical in spelling, but have different pronunciation and, as a result, different meanings. This is their main distinguishing feature. They look the same, but they sound and mean different things.
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06.26.25
Learning
Secrets Revealed: How to Improve Short Term Memory
So, what is short-term memory?
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06.26.25
Learning
Bionic Reading Meaning: A New Trend That Changes Everything
In 2025, an exciting new productivity trend is attracting the attention of many – bionic reading.
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06.26.25
Learning
Brain Training That Feels Like Play
Looking to boost your mind without the grind? Cognitive training doesn’t have to feel like homework. In fact, the best brain training exercises are the ones that feel like play—engaging, fun, and seamlessly woven into your daily routine. Prepare for 26 brain gym exercises for all ages to help you sharpen your mind while enjoying the process.
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06.26.25
Learning
Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales Explained
What really lies behind the level of intelligence? Why do some children easily solve logical problems, while adults spend their whole lives searching for themselves? These questions worry all: psychologists and parents, teachers and employers - everyone who faces the notion of “intelligence”. That is why various ways of brain testing became an integral part of the modern world.
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06.26.25
Educational Games
Anyone Can Improve at Math With the Right Approach
You don’t need a special gift to shine at math. Studies show that anyone can strengthen their number skills through practice and the right strategies. Your brain can form new connections when you learn concepts step by step. As you practice, these connections get stronger and solving problems becomes easier.
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06.26.25
Psychology
ADD and ADHD: The Key Differences
ADD once described a form of ADHD without hyperactivity. Clinicians used “ADD” in the 1980s to label inattentive presentations. Over time, research showed that these symptoms fit under one umbrella, so experts replaced ADD with ADHD in official guidelines. This change ended questions about the difference, but many still ask the difference between ADD and ADHD in casual conversation.
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06.26.25
Learning
The Science of Visual Memory
Thanks to it your brain can encode, store, and retrieve visual information. You can recall a familiar face or describe a dream. We can’t really function completely without visual memory. But how exactly does it work? And what does science tell us about the systems behind it? Before that, we’ll show you the best thing that can boost your brain capacity - memory games. Look at the Mind Elevate app catalogue and play casually each day. It’s a great way to train your brain while doing nothing.
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06.26.25
Psychology
Natural Supplements to Treat ADHD: What Parents Should Know
Certain conditions, however widespread they may be, can be deeply misunderstood, especially when their symptoms differ from person to person. ADHD, i.e., attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects each sphere of life, let alone minors who only learn how to manage their emotions, attention, and behavior.
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06.25.25
Psychology
Recognizing ADHD Symptoms in Kids (Ages 3-12)
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how the brain regulates attention, impulse control, and activity levels. The ADHD in young children symptoms can be subtle and even stay unnoticed, overlooked as childish behavior. Yet, if diagnosed early, the negative future outcome can be minimised and controlled.
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