Schulte Grid
Schulte Tables — a classic peripheral vision training exercise developed by German psychiatrist Walter Schulte in the 1960s. It improves concentration, attention, and reading speed by expanding your visual field. Free online trainer: 10 difficulty levels, instant scoring, and progress tracking in your dashboard.
How to Play
- Numbers are randomly placed in a grid
- Click numbers in sequential order (1, 2, 3...)
- Complete as fast as possible
- Score: 100% speed
- Get 100% accuracy to unlock next level
Click numbers in order: 1, 2, 3...
Next: 2
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