Brain and Brainmatix
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.
How Does it Work?
Brainmatix feels it owes it to its customers to explain and make sense of the magical process. We make sure that parents are aware of how their child's brain develops and how they can watch their child excel in both math and other areas of brain function for the course of a lifetime.
The brain is a highly complex organ that plays an essential role not just in thinking but in all body functions. It’s divided into two halves, the right and left brain. Specific areas are responsible for different functions, but the brain works as a whole entity.
The human brain is an intricate organ. At approximately 3 pounds, it contains about 100 billion neurons and 100 trillion connections. It has a storage capacity of 1 million GB. Your brain is the command center for all that you think, feel, and do. It takes command from your body or surroundings and creates an output based on input. It then makes patterns of actions you perform or emotions you feel. To cut the story short, it behaves in the manner you train it for. When you train your brain to solve complex problems through neurological connections from childhood then by the time your child is an adult, the brain will be trained to think outside the box and perform complex things effortlessly.
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.
Brain Gym
Exercise and a healthy diet are two ways to maintain a healthy body.
The same holds true for a sound mind. A sound mind is necessary for a sound body. As important as physical exercise is brain exercise. Mental exercise can enhance cognitive function, memory, and overall brain health, just like physical exercise can.
Reading, doing crossword puzzles, and picking up new skills are some activities that can keep the brain active and healthy.
According to research, there are numerous ways to maintain the health of your brain and sharpen your mental faculties. Certain brain exercises can help you improve your memory, concentration, and focus, which can help you complete daily tasks more quickly and easily and keep your mind sharp as you age. One of the many exercises is using the abacus to perform mathematical calculations.
At Brainmatix, our trainers delve deeper into the exercises that have been shown to have the greatest positive effects on brain function Students at Brainmatix receive training in how to use the abacus image to mentally calculate, which allows for quick calculations without using an abacus. Consequently, they develop their memory, visualization, focus, and concentration simultaneously.
Brain Food
As your diet defines your physical health, the same applies to your brain. A healthy brain needs healthy food. We recommend to our students’ certain healthy foods such as almonds, walnuts, cashews, green vegies which help not only in boosting our brain health like increasing memory power but gives a radiant glow in skin and improves your overall physic.
When you register your child in Brainmatix, you will receive a chart of healthy food that aids in memory enhancement, improving your brain health and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. A child must log onto that chart whenever they consume the recommended diet by our trainers.
Sample diet chart
|
Monday |
2 Almonds Yes / No |
2 Walnuts Yes / No |
1 Egg Yes / No |
Handful of pumpkin seeds Yes / No |
250ml Milk Yes / No |
|
Tuesday |
3 Almonds Yes / No |
3 Walnuts Yes / No |
2 cashews Yes / No |
Leafy Veggies Yes / No |
250 ml Milk Yes / No |
|
Wednesday |
1 Egg Yes / No |
1 Apple Yes / No |
Fish Yes / No |
A handful blue berries Yes / No |
Broccoli Yes / No |
Logging on a daily basis this kind of data not only engage them into healthy habits of eating but also empowers their brain with wonders.
Benefits of Abacus Training
1 Higher sense of Spatial Reasoning
The abacus is a multi-sensory tool that helps children strengthen their imagination and spatial understanding. When children solve sums that they previously believed to be challenging on real abacus and then in their imagination, the number or sums they assumed to be difficult now solving them appear to be quite simple. They develop imagination steadily and hence develop spatial reasoning as a result. They can now solve the seemingly difficult sum with ease.
2 Improves Concentration
When children start solving sums on abacus, our trainer make sure that each child is focused on their work. Time duration and number of questions attempted in certain time limit is noted down by the trainer. Working in a healthy competition with time allow them to stay focused and overtime their concentration and focus level is enhanced. This technique increases their overall focus time.
3 Boosts Confidence
Allowing children to solve problems on their own, even if they make mistakes, can help build their confidence and self-esteem, which are essential for their development. It is important to provide them with a safe and supportive environment where they can learn from their experiences and continue to grow.
4 Improves visualization and listening skills
The visual and listening skills both get better with practice using the abacus and solving sums while paying attention to the arithmetic problems given by our dedicated instructors.
5 Amplifies speed and accuracy
Most of the competitive exams are timed, so the child must be able to provide accurate results in a shorter amount of time. Learning the abacus can help a child learn how to stay accurate and make the most of their time. While practicing on abacus, speed and accuracy both go hand in hand.
6 Develop analytical skills
When a child is solving a mathematical problem with an abacus’s help, they are also honing their analytical skills. A great example of this is when they learn to solve the same problem with several simple formulas. The child automatically learns to figure out which is the right formula to use, which helps them build analytical skills. These skills get carried forward, and they can use them in real-life situations.
The sheer number of benefits that the child gains when learning to use an abacus has been a popular extracurricular activity. With its rising popularity, most schools have also started to introduce abacus training in their regular classes.
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