Building
New
Neurons
What is Brain Jogging®?
Brain Jogging is a proven, web-based software program that significantly elevates cognitive performance and life-long learning potential. The program enables a person to learn more efficiently, listen more attentively, and speak more eloquently. In just 7 to 10 minutes twice daily, the ability to learn more efficiently is enhanced. The more one uses the program, the better and more efficient learning becomes.
Neurogenesis is seen as a natural phenomenon; unfortunately, it diminishes with age, certain illnesses, and learning disorders. A healthy brain has established enhanced neurogenesis, which is essential for lifelong learning, maintaining memory, and stabilizing moods throughout life. Without the continuous birth, maturation, and communication of new neurons, complete thoughts and functions of the brain are impaired.
Brain Jogging addresses one of the major crises facing Society – the majority of students are unable to read at their grade level today.
Studies show that at least 66% of 4th graders are NOT reading on grade level. Of those, 74% will NEVER catch up.*
*https://www.readingfoundation.org/third-grade-reading-matters
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What our clients are saying.
“Students improved, on average, over two grade levels of reading in eight weeks. I was amazed!”
“Brain Jogging is the most effective program I’ve seen working with kids in more than 20 years with Boys and Girls Clubs.”
“Brain Jogging has brought about changes in the individual students that I have never seen before in my 10 years of teaching.... As their performance on the program improved, their learning potential increased, too.”
Case Study
We conducted a case study at Berta Weathersbee Elementary School, where the results outlined below, showed that the reading scores of students on Brain Jogging significantly exceeded those students not on Brain Jogging. Students not on Brain Jogging made little progress or even regressed.School Goal:
Increase 2nd Graders’ Reading scores by an average of 100 points.
Brain Jogging Group
average increase
regressed
Non-Brain Jogging Group
average increase
regressed