Can Exercise Improve Brain Function?
Which
puzzle gives your brain or your kid’s brain the best workout?
SUDOKU, a seemingly simple numbers game from Japan, has become the biggest and most addictive puzzle craze on the internet, in newspapers, magazines, classrooms, and even mobile phones.
So how
good is Sudoku?
The rules are simple, but the game is far from simplistic. An advanced Sudoku could have you scratching your head all day before finally giving up.
But is it
the ultimate mind workout, as many believe or are there better ways to boost
your brainpower?
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So what
Exactly Is SUDOKU All About?
Sudoku is
a mathematical puzzle in the elementary sense. A solver repeatedly counts and
subtracts (working out what is missing from row, column or box) and calculates.
The
assertion that ‘there is no math involved’ is not only irritating, it is a
little ridiculous.
If there
is a three there, there can’t be a three there, or there, but there could be
one there ” or there. Or it could be a five.
The
instructions are deceptively simple. Fill in the nine-column grid so that every
row, every column and every 3 x 3 box within it contains the digits 1- 9.
And no,
you don’t have to be a mathematician or particularly numerate ” The Independent
on Sunday runs based on one letter rather than numbers ” to do it.
You solve
the puzzle with reasoning and logic.
Math
skills aren’t necessary, although thinking inside the box is.
Sudoku
Puzzle develops your child’s reasoning skills and concentration.
Reports:
Sudoku
Puzzles are done as brain exercises to train your brain!
Kids gain
huge satisfaction from completing a Sudoku puzzle.
There are
benefits to playing Sudoku puzzles for the oldies too as age catches up, the
sort of exercise and mental workout that the brain gets from playing logic
puzzles can help to stop memory decline and make them smarter with one of the
best.
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