Learn to quickly and objectively assess the situation
Use your time more efficiently
Learn to work in multitasking mode
Make balanced and rational decisions
Learn to predict the consequences of your actions
Easily perform complex mental arithmetics
Take advantage of the brain’s capabilities to the max
Training of thinking is necessary for full and harmonious development of the child. The inability to absorb new information has a negative impact on educational success, communication in society, thinking and individual abilities.
The course for thinking development from IQClass is a great incentive to spend time with children, combining the pleasant with the useful. You will notice how much easier and easier the child will be given new information, because the course not only trains non-standard thinking, but also further develops: memory, attention and creativity.
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In reasoning exercises, children compare features, notice an order and test an idea. The aim is more than choosing an option: explain a rule that fits all the supplied conditions.
Consider several options and work out why one fits better. Pictures, numbers and game fields offer different materials for practising a consistent line of reasoning.
Instead of supplying the answer, ask: what repeats, which detail changed, does the rule fit the beginning of the sequence? Let your child test and revise their own idea.
If several solutions seem possible, return to the instructions and clarify the constraints. The example below specifies the rule precisely. Explaining a choice is more useful than guessing the right button.
Each number in the sequence is 3 greater than the previous one: 2, 5, 8, 11, …
Which number comes next?
Add 3 to the last number: 11 + 3 = 14. The rule fits the whole sequence.
This is a separate page example, with no timer, registration or saved profile result. Course games have their own rules.
Comparison, feature selection, pattern recognition and checking conditions. Specific rules depend on the game and are explained before play.
Ask your child to explain one feature or test the chosen rule on another element. Begin with a simple example and allow time for an answer.
A game score reflects performance on a particular exercise. It does not replace a standardised test or provide an overall assessment of a child’s intelligence.
Read the description and try the example below. The start button takes you to registration or course activation in your account. Access conditions are shown before starting the course.
Begin with one short exercise and watch how your child feels. Leave time to discuss the rule and a mistake. Manageable regular practice is more useful than rushing; there is no mandatory session length for every child.
At first, read the instructions together and ask your child to explain the rule in their own words. Help with the controls while letting the child choose the answer. Take a break if the exercises become tiring.