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Special Report: Training and HR Technology--Retrain the Brain

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1. From Big Bird to Better Brains
Lloyd Morrisett knows a thing or two about tapping technology to stimulate the brain. In the 1960s, Morrisett helped create Sesame Street to harness the power of television to teach young children.

2. IMPACT Study Results: Giving Brains a Workout

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IMPACT Study Results: Giving Brains a Workout

Posit Science is one of several companies workin on software that aims to improve memory and other cognitive functions in older adults--an area of interest to employers as the workforce ages.
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