Digit span is a classic way to measure and train working-memory capacity. Baddeley (1992) showed working memory underlies reading, arithmetic and focus. Miller (1956) found people hold about 7±2 items at once — this exercise helps stretch that capacity.
A sequence of digits is shown briefly. Memorise it, then type it back in the same order. Each level adds more digits.
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