Cognition Matters Sweden AB Apps

Vektor is designed to train cognitive functions and number sense inorder to improve mathematical ability. It can be used by childrenwithout any prior knowledge of mathematics, but is also advancedenough for children with 1 or 2 years of schooling, or withspecific mathematical disabilities or dyscalculia. It isrecommended that a child completes at least 40 training sessions.In Vektor, children will have a magician avatar. By solvingproblems, they break the spell of the evil wizard and transform theanimals back to being friendly again. Cognition Matters is anon-profit organization dedicated to making cutting edge cognitiveneuroscience research available to children all over the world,through playful digital applications. While traditional educationteaches facts, we give children tools that improve their problemsolving capacity.

Try out Cognition Flex, a new experimental training app fromCognition Matters Vektor - a magical math training CognitionMatters has previously released the research-based, math trainingapp Vektor. Since fall of 2016, it has been used by tens ofthousands of six-year olds in Sweden. On average the children hasprogressed close to one standard deviation, which usually takesabout a year of traditional education. The response has been verypositive from both children and teachers. Download Vektor here:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.cognitionmatters.vektorCognition Flex - a flexible version of Vektor Since the launch ofVektor, we have had requests from teachers to release a trainingtool where children can choose which tasks to focus on, rather thango through a pre-specified 40-day plan. This can be useful, forexample, for an older child that wants to work extra specificallywith the numberline, but not with cognitive training, or the otherway around. Cognition Flex allows the users to choose exercises inany order they want. Since Cognition Matters takes researchseriously, we don't make any scientific claim that training withCognition Flex will give the same effect as Vektor although itcontains the same exercises.