Ages 6–12 · Online, self-paced lessons
Brain Training for Kids 6–12
An 11-week program that works on attention, memory and thinking through daily lessons, with three progress check-ups along the way.
Some children are bright but drift off in class, forget what they learned yesterday, or need three reminders to finish one task.
This program is an English edition of Developing the Brain by educator Shamil Ahmadullin. The program is already taught in Russian. The English edition is in development: join the waitlist and we will let you know when enrollment opens.
What the program covers
- Attention
- Memory
- Thinking
- Reading, writing and mental arithmetic
How it works
| Length | 11 weeks |
| Rhythm | 5 days a week, 40–45 minutes a day |
| Progress checks | 3 assessments: at the start, in the middle and at the end |
| Access | Lessons stay available for a year |
This is the format of the current Russian edition. Details of the English edition may change before launch.
Who it is for
Children aged 6 to 12 who:
- get distracted easily during homework or in class;
- forget instructions or what they have just learned;
- give up quickly on tasks that need concentration.
If you suspect ADHD or another developmental condition, please talk to a doctor or a child psychologist first. A training program can be a useful addition, but it does not replace professional assessment or treatment.
Try it for free
Want to see what attention training feels like? Try the free Schulte table, a classic attention exercise used in Shamil Ahmadullin’s methods.
Get notified when Brain Training for Kids 6–12 opens in English
We are preparing English versions of our programs. Leave your email and we will write once enrollment opens. Right after signing up you get a free printable pack of Schulte tables. No spam, one click to unsubscribe.
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