Barae Youness

Intruder Game: Game Book N Degrees1 - Younbar Barae Youness

Sight is a fundamental sensory perceptor for learning, discovering and responding to the outside world. Visual challenges are very useful for developing the sense of observation, concentration and promoting visual acuity. Intruder games are then very good exercises to check if you have or if your children or your students have a striking view. Successful tests are indicators of good retinal health and vision. Certainly, the ability and speed to find the intruder or intruders in a game depends on the challenges presented in each level of the game. But also on the profile of the one who does the exercise: the quality of his visual perception, his concentration and also his reflexes (reflexes of attention to differences in colors, shapes, numbers and letters, components of observed objects, etc.). Speed, responsiveness and observation are three main indicators. Only children or even adults, who have a good visual perception, manage to find the intruder between 30 to 60 seconds. The key questions to ask during an intruder game are: the question of speed? the sense of observation or eye movements? the dominant emotion during the game? the first reflex at the beginning of the game? the length of the visual field/the distance between the game support and the player? and finally the game results in the form of a combination of number of intruders and speed? Vision is also influenced by the brain...