Schulte Table Exercises

Reading warm-up visual search

Some people choose one grid-search round before a reading task. This remains a number-order visual-search activity: it does not measure or prove reading speed, comprehension, or visual-field expansion. Measure reading with the reading task itself.

• Use the reading warm-up page for the full limitation note.
• Keep time and errors together.
• Change size only when you want a different sequence length.

Center reference is optional

You may keep your gaze near the center as a task technique, but it is not required. Move your eyes whenever necessary for clear, comfortable viewing. The technique does not establish that peripheral vision has expanded.

Example schedule—not a prescription

An organizational example could include one standard number round, a separate rule variation on another day, and a later history review. This is not an evidence-based required dose; skip, shorten, change, or stop it whenever you choose or when the activity is uncomfortable.

Is this page free to use?

Yes. It runs in the browser without an account.

Should I prioritize time or errors?

Start with accurate selections, then compare time across similarly accurate attempts.

Must I keep my eyes fixed?

No. A center-gaze cue is optional; move your eyes whenever needed for clear, comfortable viewing.