What does the student do during the 50 minute training session?
A trainer works individually with each student. There are a variety of EEG feedback programs available at the Centre. With each of them the student sits in front of a computer screen and receives visual and audio feedback. This feedback gives positive reinforcement to the student and trains the student to: relax increase alertness focus concentrate stop fidgeting decrease an impulsive approach to tasks During each training hour the student has opportunities for combined visual and auditory feedback. Other periods of time during the training session are used for audio feedback combined with academic tasks such as reading, mathematics and other subjects. These sections of the training session may include listening, reading and written work. The student is taught metacognitive learning strategies, study skills and time management. At the end of the session the trainer review the scores and graphs which show how well the student was concentrating during each part of the training session.
