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Brain Age Boosts Student Math Performance By 50 Percent

A new UK study into the potentially beneficial effects of Nintendo's Brain Training games has found that playing the titles daily not only boosts students' math skills, but improves their concentration and behavior levels, too.
Le-mo - contributor
Published: 410 days 19 hours ago | News | Nintendo DS | Gaming
 
 
 

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