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Right Brain Activity: Image Play
by Shen-Li Lee
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Right Brain Activities – Space Memory
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The wonderful thing about the iPad/iPod/iPhone is that if you are patient enough, someone will eventually create the app that you are looking for. When I first wrote my Right Brain Training for Lazy Moms series of blog posts (the links are listed below), I searched high and low for a Mandala app that would replicate the activity in Heguru. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find one. Recently, a helpful reader shared the following app which is even better:
Mandalas – Memory Trainer available on iPhone or iPad. There are two game options:
There are 4 levels: easy, normal, hard, and expert. Each level contains 25 Mandala patterns (the first 5 are free). To unlock the rest, you need to purchase access to the full app for $0.99. The duration of time that the Mandala is shown on screen can be adjusted from 1 second to 5 seconds. They also recommend pausing for 5-10 seconds before colouring the Mandala to train your memory. Over time, the aim is to lengthen the time. If you can pause for 1 minute after the Mandala has disappeared and colour in the Mandala correctly, you can assume that you have successfully developed your photographic memory.
Watch the game in action:
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SHEN-LI LEE, author of “Brainchild: Secrets to Unlocking Your Child’s Potential”, is best known for her parenting website, figur8.net. Formally trained in dentistry, Lee found her calling when she discovered the challenge in seeking consolidated resources for raising a “wholesome child” in Malaysia. Garnering more than 20,000 visitors every month, figur8.net is a chronicle of Lee’s experience in raising children in the 21st Century. Read More…