Abacus training technique is scientifically proven to enhance the capability of brain and production of neurons (neurogenesis).

Your brain divides into two halves or hemispheres. Within each half, particular regions manage certain functions.

Logical reasoning, mathematical operations, sequential thinking, and linear
thoughts are all performed by the left side of the brain. When children receive traditional math instruction, the left side of the brain is trained first. The brain has a center for imagination, visualization, intuition, and rhythm on the right side. Children who learn the usage of abacus are exercising their right and left brains both at same time.

The mental abacus, imagination, visualization, and intuition are all stimulated by using the abacus. Regardless of the operation applied to them, the
numbers on the abacus must always behave consistently.

A child’s understanding of math needs to be glued together with this kind of
consistency.

Therefore, it is important to provide children with a variety of learning experiences that incorporate both factual knowledge and creative thinking in order to promote well-rounded cognitive development. This can be achieved through activities such as hands-on experiments, imaginative play, and problem-solving tasks.

Abacus students have an entirely developed and engaged right side of the brain so that their left side of the brain is much more open to taking in new ideas, retaining short term memory, and collaborating with the right side to solve logic problems found inside and outside of the classroom.