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There is evidence that electronic games can help improve concentration in children and adults with attention deficit disorder (ADD). This software handles the most common symptom and fundamental in helping to improve people's ability to maintain focus.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neuro-development disorder that affects approximately 3-5% of the world population under 19 years. This disorder is closely linked to ADD and they are often referred to interchangeably. This disorder is typical of early childhood. ADHD is characterized by persistent inattention and / or hyperactivity. The forgetfulness, poor impulse control or impulsivity and inattention are characteristic of this disorder. ADHD is currently considered a persistent and chronic condition for which no medical treatment is available. ADHD is usually diagnosed in children. The diagnosis of adults with this disorder have increased over the last decade. Studies show that about 60% of children with ADHD retain the condition as adults. A fifth of all cases are estimated to be caused by trauma or toxic exposure. Methods of treatment usually involve some combination of medications, behavior modification, changes in lifestyle, and advice.
The most common symptoms of ADHD are inattention, poor concentration and focus, short term memory slippage, procrastination, problems organizing ideas and goods, delays, impulsivity and poor planning and execution. There is an incredible number of very intelligent and capable individuals who are limited by the disorder. Finding new ways to change behaviors affected is very exciting and inspiring.
Educational software is recognized for its ability to engage a child and improve various learning skills while keeping the game fun. Software engineers have created software that is specifically designed to improve attention and focus in individuals with ADD. The new learning technologies allows us to monitor and teach learning skills while enhancing confidence. I saw three different products, as follows:
Play Attention
Peter Freer created Play Attention, a system that allows children and adults with ADHD to connect their brain waves directly to a computer at home.
"They can actually see what happens to their brain waves as it happens," says Freer, CEO of Unique Logic + Technology, the Asheville, North Carolina, the manufacturer of the game.

The user puts a helmet embedded with sensors and learns to control the action on screen with his brain waves. By focusing on a flying bird makes it fly higher, because of the distraction to the bird to fly lower. Another exercise enables a person to work on his long-term by building a tower with moving blocks. A difficult exercise involves sitting at the controls of a spaceship, deflecting asteroids white flying toward her. This helps develop discriminatory treatment and control impulses.

A teacher, a therapist or coach can not really describe what focus feels like someone with ADHD. Caution Play allows the user experience that being sensitive actually feels like.
A student can even use the game while doing their homework. The student was wearing a helmet while doing an assignment and to assess its level of attention by taking part in a short period in the game

SmartDriver

SmartDriver, created by Joseph Sandford, helps any driver or pilot future, with focus problems for ke.