Why Your Child Focuses on Games but Not Homework (School of Brain Solution)
- Harshad Walde
- Jun 9, 2025
- 1 min read
A frustrated mom asked me this at School of Brain yesterday.
After 5 years of School of Brain research, here's what I told her:
Games hijack attention.
Homework tests knowledge.
But what if we flipped it using School of Brain's gamification?
Here's our "School of Brain Gamification Protocol":
🎮 Level 1: Make It Visual
Replace "solve 20 problems" with "unlock 20 treasure chests"
🎮 Level 2: Add Progress Bars
Every chapter = filling up power meter (School of Brain tracker)
🎮 Level 3: Create Mini-Rewards
Not candy. School of Brain achievement badges:
"Speed Reader" "Problem Solver" "Focus Champion"
🎮 Level 4: Time Challenges
"Can you finish before the timer?"
Competition with themselves (School of Brain philosophy)
Last week at School of Brain, 9-year-old Arjun "hated studying."
He spent 2 hours doing math.
Voluntarily.
The secret? His brain thought he was playing.
But he was actually learning using School of Brain methods.
After 5 years of School of Brain, I know:
Every child wants to learn.
We just need to speak their brain's language.
- Harshad, School of Brain
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