Таблица Шульте
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The Schulte table is the classic attention drill used in classrooms everywhere. Tap the numbers in order from 1 to 25 as fast as you can while keeping your eyes on the center dot. Three grid sizes build you up from a warm-up to the full five by five, with timing, ratings and error tracking.
Как играть
Tap numbers in ascending order, first tap starts the clock. Keep your eyes on the center.
Советы и хитрости
- Before the clock starts, locate 1 and 2; the timer only begins on your first correct tap, so use that free look.
- Keep your eyes on the center ◎ and sweep the grid with peripheral vision instead of hopping your gaze from cell to cell.
- Use a fixed search path — rows, columns or a spiral — and remember where upcoming numbers sit so you never re-check a cell.
- On the 5×5, 25 seconds earns three stars and 35 seconds two; build speed with an even rhythm rather than staring at one area.
Частые вопросы
Does tapping the wrong number cost me time?
No: a wrong tap only shakes the cell and adds one to the error count, while the clock keeps running exactly as before. Don't stop to correct it — just keep hunting.
How do the star ratings work?
Each size has its own threshold: 3×3 needs 9 seconds, 4×4 needs 20 and 5×5 needs 25 for three stars, with two stars at 1.4 times those times. Only completed 5×5 grids count as a set.
Does the grid get larger after 5×5?
No, the sequence loops 3×3 → 4×4 → 5×5 forever. Each completed 5×5 adds a set and can replace your best 5×5 time, and training ends only when you press End Training.
