Working Memory and Cognitive Development Your working memory capacity can change throughout life. In childhood, it is linked to learning capabilities and academic performance.

Nurturing a child's memory power is crucial for their cognitive development and future success. Here are 7 tips aimed at enhancing children's memory abilities through balanced diets, adequate sleep, ...

Eggs. Eggs boast a nutritional profile rich in choline, vitamin B12, protein, and selenium, vital for brain development and cognitive function. Choline, in particular, supports memory regulation ...

Vitamin D has long been known to play essential roles in boosting immune health and protecting the nervous system. New ...

Have you ever helped your child memorise material for a test and then end up with your child going “blank” during the exam? To help your child reduce “blanking out”, your child needs to practise and ...

Memory plays an important role in boosting your child’s learning, growth and development. A child with poor memory skills can struggle at school, and feel under confident. The good news is that ...

While you’re helping your child improve their working memory, it’s also important to teach them strategies that they can use at home and school to remember things, complete tasks, and function ...

Cognitive and neurobiological changes during development influence the content and longevity of memories for events that occurred in early childhood. Mark L. Howe discusses the implications for ...