Two Boys, Three Months, Processing 5 to 9
“His processing went from a 5 (baseline test) to 9 within 3 months. It’s fun and engaging — kids like to level up just like playing video games.”
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Two Decades with NACD: A Mother’s Perspective on Simply Smarter
“More independent thinking, more thinking in advance, decision making, better understanding of language. The NACD team is just pure magic.”
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Playing Keys in the Band at 61: Gena’s Confidence Boost
“Simply Smarter came available at just the right time to help me build confidence in this new challenge.”
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At 63, Keeping a Sharp Mind: Dan’s Simply Smarter Journey
“My forward and reverse sequencing has increased significantly since starting Simply Smarter in August. I’m being challenged at work and at home.”
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Coins, Levels, and the Joy of Finally Getting It Right
“It feels good to challenge yourself sometimes. I was stuck on the colored shapes for a couple of weeks, and finally I got one right!”
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From Processing Level 5 to 9–10: Darinka’s Story
“In just a few months I’ve managed to get to 7 auditory and 9-10 visual. I didn’t need so much time to handle hard jobs anymore.”
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Calmer, More Independent, Evolving Naturally: Cezar’s Story
“It is a great relief. The program makes all these adjustments in time, and the child no longer stagnates, but evolves naturally.”
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A Parent’s Wish: Simply Smarter in Every Classroom
“If I would have that power to put Simply Smarter in every class in every school on this planet! Imagine our society!”
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The Start They Deserve: Build Brains Early with Cognition Coach Apps
We can determine a 3-year-old’s language abilities before they can even read. Reading to our children develops literacy, starting from birth. Are you doing everything you can to build your young child’s brain? More and more studies on neuroplasticity and child development are showing the impact that cognitive exercises have on our youngest minds. That’s…
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Finding the Right Learning Fit
Sometimes it takes awhile to find the perfect fit. 14-year-old Kirsten Tillett started out in a typical school environment. Around third grade, her parents Luis and Gigi noticed she was having trouble with comprehension and retention.Her school did some cognitive assessments, but Gigi said they weren’t helpful. “They said she was fine,” Gigi says. “But…
