Sentence examples for better attention spans from inspiring English sources

Another study found that children living in greener environments had better attention spans and a greater ability to delay gratification.

Landmark studies link even the simplest morning meal (a bowl of cereal, a splash of milk, a few banana slices) with better attention spans, sharper fact recall, and happier moods for kids.

I had thought some of the benefits, like a better attention span mentioned in Price's book, were too good to be true.

Score ranges from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating a better attention span and better ability to focus on a task with no distractions.

Second, presenting content in short, bite-size chunks, rather than monolithic hourlong lectures, is better suited to students' attention spans, and provides the flexibility to tailor instruction to individual students.

Individual downloaded songs, hard drives full of homemade mp3's, soundtrack albums, collections of current hits, handpicked disc-jockey mixes and the shuffle button on every new music player are all dismantling the album in the 21st century, and it could be argued that they all reflect actual listening habits and attention spans better than full-length, single-author CD's.

Each video is just one minute long, the better to capture short attention spans, and most are shot and edited by professionals.

And, unlike Nascar, the races are short, better suited for digital-era attention spans.

For example, Monopoly is a great game, but it takes too long to play it; pick something that is better for the attention span of you and your guests.

There's no other film-maker who has a better shot at hauling our shrinking attention spans into shape.

And because of their unlimited attention spans, machines should do better at tedious, time-consuming tasks that human warriors loathe, like standing guard or monitoring mountain passes.