Podcasts about kulman

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 30, 2020 63:34

Gaming delivers multimodal stimulation and immediate feedback, which explains why so many children with ADHD can spend hours zoned out in front of a screen. Randy Kulman, Ph.D., and James Daley share practical strategies for setting screen limits.

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Näkökulman muuttaminen

Rosa Rebecca - Fearless

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2019 19:41

Mitä tapahtuu, jos arjen keskellä osaisimme muuttaa näkökulmaa. Pienikin liukumäki voi ylhäältä näyttää isolta/jyrkältä, mutta vaihtaessa näkökulmaa huomaamme totuuden.

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Video Games, Screens and ADHD—A Potent Mix

CHADD

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2019 43:45

This podcast looks at how children and young people use technology and what that means when they also have ADHD. While there are many helpful apps for children and families, sometimes choices can be overwhelming when deciding how best to use technology at home. Randy Kulman, PhD, is the founder and president of LearningWorks for Kids, an educational technology company that specializes in using video games to teach executive-functioning and academic skills. For the past 30 years, Dr. Kulman has also been the clinical director and president of South County Child and Family Consultants, a private practice that specializes in the assessment of children with learning disorders and attention difficulties. Additionally, Dr. Kulman is the author of numerous essays and book chapters on the use of digital technologies for improving executive-functioning skills in children. His current research projects include the development of a parent and teacher scale for assessing executive-functioning skills in children and a large survey study examining how children with ADHD and Autism use popular video games and apps. He is an adviser and occasional writer for Commonsensemedia.org, and Toca Boca. He is the author of two books; Train Your Brain for Success: A Teenager’s Guide to Executive Functions and Playing Smarter in a Digital World.

Video Games, Screens and ADHD—A Potent Mix

Children and Adults with ADHD (CHADD)

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2019 43:45

This podcast looks at how children and young people use technology and what that means when they also have ADHD. While there are many helpful apps for children and families, sometimes choices can be overwhelming when deciding how best to use technology at home. Randy Kulman, PhD, is the founder and president of LearningWorks for Kids, an educational technology company that specializes in using video games to teach executive-functioning and academic skills. For the past 30 years, Dr. Kulman has also been the clinical director and president of South County Child and Family Consultants, a private practice that specializes in the assessment of children with learning disorders and attention difficulties. Additionally, Dr. Kulman is the author of numerous essays and book chapters on the use of digital technologies for improving executive-functioning skills in children. His current research projects include the development of a parent and teacher scale for assessing executive-functioning skills in children and a large survey study examining how children with ADHD and Autism use popular video games and apps. He is an adviser and occasional writer for Commonsensemedia.org, and Toca Boca. He is the author of two books; Train Your Brain for Success: A Teenager's Guide to Executive Functions and Playing Smarter in a Digital World.

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iPS 264: Pitching to Swift with Igor Kulman

The iPhreaks Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 9, 2019 41:52

Sponsors Sentry– use the code “devchat” for 2 months free on Sentry’s small plan CacheFly Panel Michael Holt Andrew Madsen Joined by Special Guest: Igor Kulman Summary Igor Kulman shares his experience pitching to the Swift evolution process and submitting a proposal. The panel discusses his pitches and his options going forward. Igor explains why he pitched a change to the standard library instead of creating his open source libraries. The panel encourages developers to contribute to Swift. Igor discusses his background with Windows phone, the challenges switching to be an iOS developer and building a Hackintosh computer. The panel compares C# and Swift, considering the new combine framework. Links https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-unkeyeddecodingcontainer-movenext-to-skip-items-in-deserialization/22151 https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/23707 https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-method-to-sum-numeric-arrays/24170 https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource https://blog.kulman.sk/ https://twitter.com/igorkulman https://www.facebook.com/iphreaks/ https://twitter.com/iphreaks Picks Michael Holt: https://tracker.toptal.com Andrew Madsen: BX-70 Micro Decimator - Atari/C64 Joystick Igor Kulman: https://github.com/igorkulman/iOSLocalizationEditor

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iPS 264: Pitching to Swift with Igor Kulman

Devchat.tv Master Feed

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 9, 2019 41:52

Sponsors Sentry– use the code “devchat” for 2 months free on Sentry’s small plan CacheFly Panel Michael Holt Andrew Madsen Joined by Special Guest: Igor Kulman Summary Igor Kulman shares his experience pitching to the Swift evolution process and submitting a proposal. The panel discusses his pitches and his options going forward. Igor explains why he pitched a change to the standard library instead of creating his open source libraries. The panel encourages developers to contribute to Swift. Igor discusses his background with Windows phone, the challenges switching to be an iOS developer and building a Hackintosh computer. The panel compares C# and Swift, considering the new combine framework. Links https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-unkeyeddecodingcontainer-movenext-to-skip-items-in-deserialization/22151 https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/23707 https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-method-to-sum-numeric-arrays/24170 https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource https://blog.kulman.sk/ https://twitter.com/igorkulman https://www.facebook.com/iphreaks/ https://twitter.com/iphreaks Picks Michael Holt: https://tracker.toptal.com Andrew Madsen: BX-70 Micro Decimator - Atari/C64 Joystick Igor Kulman: https://github.com/igorkulman/iOSLocalizationEditor

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मलाई असफल बनाउन ठुलो गिरोह लागेको छ || Kulman Ghising in TOUGH talk with Dil Bhusan Pathak

TOUGH talk दिलभूषण पाठकका साथ

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 12, 2019 45:19

एउटा कुसल व्यवस्थापक नेतृत्वमा रह्यो भने उसको उपस्थितिले कति फरक पार्दो रहेछ त ? भन्ने दृश्य यो तीन बर्षको अवधिमा देखिएको छ । नेपाल विद्युत् प्राधिकारणको प्रमुख व्यवस्थापकमा कुलमान घिसिङ नियुक्त भएपछि उहाँले लोडसेडिङ मात्र हटाउनु भएन, विद्युत् उत्पादन, वितरण र व्यवस्थापन लगायतका क्षेत्रमा कार्यकुशलता प्रदर्शन गर्नुभएको छ । विद्युत् क्षेत्रमा लोडसेडिड अन्त्य बाहेक के केमा सुधार गर्नुभयो ? प्राधिकरणमा बस्दा कस्ता खालका राजनीतिक र प्रशासनीक दावव झेल्नु पर्यो ? के नेपाल अब उर्जामा आत्मनिर्भर हुनसक्छ ? हालै उहाँ माथि लागेको भ्रष्टाचारको आरोप के हो ? रोकिएका वा ढिला भइरहेका विद्यतु आयोजना सञ्चालनका लागि उहाँ कस्तो पहल गर्दै हुनुहुन्छ ? जलस्रोतको धनि देश भनिरहँदा पनि हामी नागरिकले चाँही किन महँगो मुल्यमा बिजुली किन्नु पर्छ ? यस्तै प्रश्नहरुको जवाफ खोज्न आज मसंग हुनुहुन्छ, नेपाल विद्युत प्राधिकरणका म्यानेजिङ डाइरेक्टर कुलमान घिसिङ ।

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Päivät, joina kukat kukkivat - Jonas Gardellin mestariteos

Television tiiliskivet

Play Episode Listen Later May 23, 2019 48:43

Jonas Gardellin kolmiosainen sarja lähtee liikkeelle kepeästi ja nostalgisesti. Eletään 70-lukua, muuttokuorma tulee esikaupunkialueelle, kolme perhettä tutustuu, Ingemar Stenmark voittaa maailmanmestaruuksia, kyläillään ja käydään cocktaileilla. Kulman takana odottaa äkkisyvä: kulissiperhet, uskottomuus, huumeongelma, Estonia, juutalaisten joukkotuho. Päivät joina kukat kukat kukkivat on sarja, joka vaatii katsojalta tarkkaavaisuutta. Gardell ei ole rakentanut dramaturgiaa helpoimmalla mahdollisella tavalla. Aikatasot risteävät, nykyhetki on raskaana menneisyyden tapahtumista. Ihmiset kantavat omaa ja kollektiivista historiaa mukanaan tavalla, joka tuo mieleen Ingmar Bergmanin elokuvat. Bergman-viittauksia sarjasta löytyykin. Gardellin omana alter egona toimii ohjaajaksi ja näytelmäkirjailijaksi päätynyt Benny, jota esittää Solsidan-sarjasta tuttu Johan Rheborg. Gardellin edellinen sarja Älä koskaan pyyhi kyyneleitä paljain käsin käsitteli AIDS-epidemiaa ja sai Ruotsissa suunnattoman suosion ja arvostusta. Päivät, joina kukat kukkivat käsittelee sellaisia katastrofeja, joihin hyvinvointivaltiolla, kansankodilla, turvajärjestelmillä ei ole selitystä. J.P. Pulkkisen kanssa Jonas Gardellin sarjasta keskustelee käsikirjoittaja ja näytelmäkirjailija Mika Ripatti. Kuva: Peter Cederling / SVT

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#01 Im Gespräch mit der Mezzosopranistin Elisabeth Kulman

Klassik aktuell

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2019 5:39

Auch in der "Walküre", mit der Simon Rattle am Pult des BR-Symphonieorchesters seinen Münchner "Ring" fortsetzt, verkörpert die österreichische Mezzosopranistin Elisabeth Kulman wieder Wotans Gattin Fricka. Im Interview mit BR-KLASSIK spricht die couragierte Sängerin über ihren Kampf für bessere Arbeitsbedingungen im Opernbetrieb und ihr Engagement in der #MeToo-Debatte.

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219- Train the ADHD Brain: Games and Apps to Improve Executive Functions & Processing Speed

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 30, 2018 58:01

Randy Kulman, Ph.D., and James Daley discuss popular games, apps, and technologies that can be used to improve executive functions and processing speed in children and adults with ADHD—and how to transfer brain training skills to the real world.

Album. Amarcord Wien ja Elizabeth Kulman

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2018 54:26

Ansambel Amarcord Wien nimetab oma kontserdisalvestust serenaadiks Richard Wagnerile ja Giuseppe Verdile. Kavas kõlavad nii Wagneri Wesendoncki laulud kui valitud palad Hugo Wolfi Itaalia lauluraamatust, samuti Tscho Tessingi julged seaded Verdi lauludest.

Album. Amarcord Wien ja Elizabeth Kulman

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2018 54:26

Ansambel Amarcord Wien nimetab oma kontserdisalvestust serenaadiks Richard Wagnerile ja Giuseppe Verdile. Kavas kõlavad nii Wagneri Wesendoncki laulud kui valitud palad Hugo Wolfi Itaalia lauluraamatust, samuti Tscho Tessingi julged seaded Verdi lauludest.

No Vacancy with Glenn Haussman

Atlantic City 3.0: Reinventing A City and The Showboat

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2018 68:22

This episode is a deep dive into the current state of Atlantic City. In the first segment Glenn talks with Showboat Atlantic City General Manager Tim Kuhlman and discuss turning a once shuttered casino resort into something new and entirely different. Kulman shares how he's making it happen (hint: lots of creativity & resourcefulness!). Then Chris Green, COO of the management company Chesapeake Hospitality talks about state of A.C. Chesapeake manages Showboat, so we get great insight into the market as well as other prevailing trends affecting the hotel business. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Text hotel to 66866. Visit the brand new www.novacancynews.com Send us your thoughts and comments to Glenn@rouse.media, or via Twitter and Instagram @TravelingGlenn. Visit our sponsors: Duetto, Red Roof Subscribe on iTunes: No Vacancy with Glenn Haussman Subscribe on Android: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ifu34iwhrh7fishlnhiuyv7xlsm Send your comments and questions to Glenn@rouse.media. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/novacancy Follow Glenn @TravelingGlenn Find Bruce Ford on Twitter @BFinNH, and learn more at www.lodgingeconometrics.com Learn more at www.novacancynews.com Produced by Jeff Polly: http://www.endpointmultimedia.com/

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Album. Amarcord Wien ja Elizabeth Kulman

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2018 54:31

Ansambel Amarcord Wien nimetab oma kontserdisalvestust serenaadiks Richard Wagnerile ja Giuseppe Verdile. Kavas kõlavad nii Wagneri Wesendoncki laulud kui valitud palad Hugo Wolfi Itaalia lauluraamatust, samuti Tscho Tessingi julged seaded Verdi lauludest.

Album. Amarcord Wien ja Elizabeth Kulman

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2018 54:31

Ansambel Amarcord Wien nimetab oma kontserdisalvestust serenaadiks Richard Wagnerile ja Giuseppe Verdile. Kavas kõlavad nii Wagneri Wesendoncki laulud kui valitud palad Hugo Wolfi Itaalia lauluraamatust, samuti Tscho Tessingi julged seaded Verdi lauludest.

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#01 Mezzosopranistin Elisabeth Kulman im Interview: "Man muss seinem Herzen folgen"

Klassik aktuell

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2018 5:57

Es braucht Mut und innere Klarheit, so die Mezzosopranistin Elisabeth Kulman über ihren Abschied von der Opernbühne vor drei Jahren. Ein Gespräch über den eigenen Weg, die eigenen Überzeugungen und Engagement in Sachen Arbeitsbedingungen sowie MeToo.

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052. Shane Kulman: The Enchantress Discuss Transforming Anxiety Into Confidence

The Alchemy Parlour

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2018 91:03

Welcome to Episode 52 of The Coaching Parlour podcast! In this episode, join me and my guest alchemist: Shane Kulman while we talk about Transforming Anxiety into Confidence, and How It Can Lead To Internal Freedom ! Join us as we go over key points such as: How the Divine Feminine Works In Helping you Develop your Confidence Why Improvisation As Life Is Power Roots Of Anxiety How Burlesque Dancing Helped The Enchantress Build Her Confidence ...and more To get the show notes, visit: www.danielleholdman.com/052 **PRESS PLAY TO JOIN IN ON THE CONVERSATION** Tweet me: @CoachHoldman Free Ecourse/Newsletter: www.danielleholdman.com/vip

Episode 10: The State of the Internet (4/23/18) ft/ Dave Weigel, Elizabeth King & Noah Kulman

SH!TPOST

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2018 121:12

In this episode, host Jared Holt explores the state of online culture with Washington Post reporter Dave Weigel, freelance journalist Elizabeth King and tech reporter Noah Kulman. Show Dave some love: twitter.com/daveweigelAnd Elizabeth, too: twitter.com/ekingcDon't forget Noah: twitter.com/nkulw Get on the email list at shtpost.substack.com

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214 | Screentime, tech tools and processing speed with Randy Kulman

ADHD reWired

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2018 70:05

Randy Kulman joins me on this episode of the podcast. Randy is the founder and president of an educational technology company, LearningWorks for Kids. They specialize in using video games to teach executive functioning and academic skills. For the past 25 years, Dr. Kulman has also been the clinical director and president of South County Child and Family Consultants, a private practice that specializes in assessments and interventions for children with learning disorders and attention difficulties. He has authored numerous essays and book chapters on the use of technology in improving executive functioning skills. In this episode, you will hear Randy talk about translating game-based learning into the real world. He describes how “Detect-Reflect-Connect” helps individuals connect skills developed in games to the real world. He also talks about the career fields individuals with ADHD and processing speed deficits are drawn to and explains that parents can help nurture positive self-esteem in their children by nudging them into certain activities. Connect with Randy Kulman Website - Facebook - Twitter - Pinterest - Email - Randy@LearningWorksForKids.com You’ll Learn: [06:15] - Randy talks about some of his current projects. [07:24] - I talk about my own addiction to Minecraft, and Randy talks about why it’s difficult to stop playing these games. [10:42] - Randy describes the concept of “play diet.” He also defines “play” as an optional, voluntary activity that you choose to do. [14:30] - Randy explains how we can use games and apps to learn. He says that games provide the opportunity to develop skills. [18:11] - Randy says that “Detect-Reflect-Connect” helps individuals connect skills developed in games to the real world. [19:22] - According to Randy, apps are supports to executive skills. [22:51] - Randy talks about the time it takes to practice a new behavior, and he talks about the effect of exercise on the brain. [24:40] - Randy emphasizes the importance of maintenance. [29:25] - Randy talks about how virtual reality is being used for assessing ADHD. [36:48] - Randy defines “processing speed” and talks about why it has become an interesting issue over the last 15-20 years. [40:08] - We talk about individuals with ADHD who are gifted, yet struggle with processing speed. [45:08] - Randy shares how he dictates his notes into his phone. [47:25] - Randy talks about a study that found that slow reaction time associated with slow processing speed was associated with depression 20-years later. [48:55] - Randy lists some careers that have higher rates of people with slower processing speed. [52:50] - Randy explains that he tells parents of children with ADHD that their biggest job in life is to nudge them into activities and interests where ADHD doesn’t really matter. [56:00] - Randy describes how he manages his life with technology. Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles: ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group We are trying something a little different with our ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group this summer. This summer, I’ll be hosting our first 8-week intensive, called “One Big Thing.” These groups will fill up quickly. For more information, go to . Support the podcast on Patreon Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me. With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks. One perk example is our Patreon-only Adult Study Hall. Learn more at ADHD reWired Facebook Group: If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to and fill out an application. Productivity Q&A Get your ADHD questions answered live! These Q&A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm. Go to. Want to be a guest? Hey! What about you? Do you have a story? Are you a Coach? Are you an ADHD Clinician? If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

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Minna Canth naisnäkökulman vankina

Aristoteleen kantapää

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2018 24:20

Naisasia ja ihmisten tasa-arvo ovat asioita, jotka usein yhdistetään Minna Canthiin - onhan Minna Canthin päivä myös tasa-arvon päivä. Mutta Canth oli myös merkittävä suomalaisen kirjallisuuden uudistaja, ja ilman nais-etuliitettä, mikä valitettavan usein sivuutetaan. Miksi naisasia on Canthista puhuttaessa niin korostunut? Siitä ja muustakin kertoo tietokirjailija ja kirjallisuushistorioitsija Minna Maijala. Aristoteleen kantapään ovat toimittaneet Pasi Heikura ja Tina Cavén. Kuva: Museovirasto

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PAP 025: The Benefits of Screen Time and Gaming for Kids with ADHD, with Randy Kulman

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2018 50:30

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PAP 025: The Benefits of Screen Time and Gaming for Kids with ADHD, with Randy Kulman

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2018 50:30

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182- Summer Screen Limits and Apps that Promote Physical Activity and Social Skills

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 25, 2017 55:09

Downtime during the summer months is OK, but unfettered device usage isn't healthy. Randy Kulman, Ph.D., advises parents on how to set screen time limits, recommends apps that build fitness and social skills, and how to promote other types of activities.

142- Beyond Minecraft: The Best Games and Apps for Kids with ADHD and LD

Play Episode Listen Later May 10, 2016 60:19

What makes Minecraft so appealing to kids with ADHD—and can it really improve problem-solving, executive function, and emotional control? Randy Kulman, Ph.D., and James Daley explain, and recommend other games with similar benefits.

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124- Screen Time Limits & Transitions: Making Sure Homework Gets Done Before Minecraft

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2015 50:17

Does your child want to play Minecraft for hours, and have a meltdown when you tell him to stop? Randy Kulman, Ph.D., offers tips on getting homework done before gaming, setting sane screen time limits, and keeping the screen-free transition calm.

#36 mixed by Kulman

Beat Coast podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2015 58:29

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds breakbeat. Special mix for Beat Coast by Kulman - Nominate by "Breakspoll 2015" Producer of the year! Tracklist unavailable

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#36 mixed by Kulman

Beat Coast podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2015 58:29

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds breakbeat. Special mix for Beat Coast by Kulman - Nominate by "Breakspoll 2015" Producer of the year! Tracklist unavailable

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DJ Justin Johnson Ep 09

The Toast & Jam-Cast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2015

This week, The Toast & Jam-Cast is proud to welcome our friend and San Francisco Bay area neighbor DJ Justin Johnson to the podcast. His resume is extensive (you can read more about his 25+ year career here: https://www.facebook.com/deejayjustinjohnson?sk=info&app_data&tab=page_info ) but aside from all his successes in the industry, he's also one of the most genuine, down-to-earth guy's we've met since moving to the bay. He hosts Faultline, an all breaks monthly event in Oakland, CA and works tirelessly in promoting and furthering our breakbeat genre and culture through his label Barely Legal Records. We hope you enjoy this mix!Tracklisting:1. Adrenalinez ''Wet Me''2. Kulman ''Retropiam''3. Deibeat ''In Your Face''4. UFO Project ''Run tha Trap''5. KL2, Steppa Style ''Mash It Up (feat. Steppa Style)''6. Old School Pick Of The Week7. BumpR StickR ''Don't Stop The Robot''8. UFO Project ''InterGroove''9. Under This ''Attraction''10. Wardian ''Cartuline''11. EvilBeat ''On My Beat''12. Optobot ''Do Not Adjust Your Set (Dinamik Rmx)''13. Access Denied ''Epic Warriors''www.djjustinjohnson.com www.barelylegalrecords.netsoundcloud.com/djjustinjohnson

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94- Minecraft and ADHD Kids: Brain Busting or Attention Boosting?

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 17, 2015 54:07

Could all those hours your child spends breaking blocks be good for his ADHD brain? Randy Kulman, Ph.D., and James Daley explain how Minecraft and other video games can be used as learning tools, and how to set screen time limits.

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53- Tech That Teaches: The Best Apps, Games, and Software for ADHD Children