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| Study Techniques Here are a few study techniques that can help to improve memory, reading and IQ. These techniques can be used both by adults and children. Your Kids IQ test score can be increased by even a small amount of well directed practice. The following advice and techniques will also enable your child to study more effectively and better retain information. Reading Techniques When it comes to studying text books a number of techniques can be used to better comprehend and retain the information your childs read. Browse first Before studying information in a book it is good to browse through the book first getting an overview of the contents of the book. Browse the book as if you were considering buying the book. Casually but rapidly you should flip through the pages getting the general 'feel' of the book, observing the organisation and structure, the level of difficulty, the proportion of diagrams and illustrations to text. Also preview the summaries and conclusion sections. More >>>> Nutrition and IQ Did you know that poor nutrition costs your children IQ points and good nutrition boosts their IQ.In a study published in the Journal of Applied Nutrition in 1983 (1), Schauss and a team from MIT looked at the IQ score and the amount of refined carbohydrates (which are very low in nutrients) in the diet of their subjects. They found that the higher the consumption of sugar, white bread, commercial cereals etc.-the lower the IQ. Those with the highest levels of high refined-carbohydrate consumption had an IQ score 25 points LOWER than those with the lowest. More >>>>
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