Sentences with phrase «much better attention spans»

They demonstrate better critical thinking skills, improved problem - solving, and much better attention spans.

And yet, older dogs are ready and able to learn, and have a much better attention span than puppies, so improving their training or teaching them new tricks is part of the fun of having them in the family.

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Unlike Rooney, and emphatically unlike Gascoigne, whose attention span off the field, by contrast with his extraordinary awareness on it, was infinitesimal, Best, whom I knew and much liked since he was 17, was highly intelligent and humorous.

There hasn't been much research on the ketogenic diet's effect on brain fog in healthy people, but the first thing most notice after they cut carbs (even in the first day) is clearer thinking and a better attention span (that is, until they come down with the «keto flu» — see below — which is very temporary).

The entertainment media has made much of so - called Avengers Fatigue, from Marvel exhausting its storytelling capabilities - as well as our attention span.

Novels can be put down and picked up again at will, allowing much greater freedom for long expository sequences and character development, and yet the skill of a great filmmaker is to convey the information concisely, such that we feel we know the characters and plot as well as were they written, but within the time and attention - span limitations that are inherent on screen.

Good digital games also have the advantage of holding the player's attention span for much longer periods of time.

Not only that, but older dogs also have better attention span so your training procedure will most likely go much faster than it would when training a puppy.

For several minutes on end — my attention span wasn't much better then then it is now — we would crawl around on our hands and knees sifting through the thousands of three leaf clovers.

This CAN NOT be done online, and those of us with short attention spans (like myself) do much better in a classroom setting versus being stuck in front of an impersonal computer — hoping to glean something important.