Speed Reading. Development of Peripheral Vision: A Working Neuro-Notebook for Preschoolers

Exercises and games in the neuro-notebook will teach the future schoolchild to analyze incoming information through visual perception, spatial representations, and memory. The child will learn to distinguish digits and letters that are similar in writing. Repeated practice of tasks will teach the preschooler to encompass more pictures and words in "one glance." At the same time, attention span improves and peripheral vision develops. All of this will increase the reading speed of the future schoolchild. The child will be able to quickly find the necessary symbols or words in the text, which is very important for quick reading or searching for information. In turn, the development of visual-spatial representations, language analysis, and synthesis enhances the spelling acuity of the future first grader.