Publish at January 12 2021 Updated April 13 2023
It is possible to improve attention through training. While it is said to be disrupted by electronic devices, it can be worked on through games. Puzzles, in particular, are activities that stimulate the whole brain while combining fun and relaxation. An interesting pastime to bring into the classroom or even online.
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