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A Schulte table is a grid of shuffled numbers that you find in order as fast as you can. It is a popular way to practice focus and visual search. This version uses 20 numbers and a timer that shrinks each round.
How it works
- Tap Play to see a grid of shuffled numbers.
- Tap 1, then 2, then 3, all the way to 20.
- Wrong taps cost a second. Finish before time runs out to start a faster round.
Good to know
- Keep your eyes near the middle of the grid and use your side vision.
- Scanning row by row is slower than letting your eyes jump to the next number.
- Time left over is added to your score.
Questions
What is a Schulte table?
It is a grid of randomly placed numbers that you find in ascending order. Classic versions use a 5 by 5 grid of 25 numbers.
What does it train?
It is commonly used to practice visual search, attention and peripheral vision. Treat it as practice, not a medical tool.
Why 20 numbers instead of 25?
The grid fits a phone screen better and keeps each round under half a minute.