Blogs about: Cognitive Development
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Setting goals to switch between tasks: Effect of cue transparency on children’s cognitive flexibility.
Three experiments examined the difficulty of translating cues into verbal representations of task goals by varying the degree of cue transparency (auditory transparent cues, visual transparent cues, v… more →
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Spell Check This!
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tristanverboven wrote 2 days ago: Why does “one” spell “won” and “through” spell “threw … more →
Talking Back is Good? by childgrower A. Woz.
A. Woz wrote 1 week ago: The study asks, “Are certain parenting techniques, like using commands, short-circuiting brain devel … more →
When I was a child, I spake as a rule changer ...
cafewitteveen wrote 1 week ago: My cat Zoe has a more developed mind than many humans. Remember being a kid. You played insouciantly … more →
The Importance of Play
cynthiahiggins wrote 3 weeks ago: The Importance of Play Let your children play. Let them make a mess of the living room, the kitchen … more →
PPD and Baby's First Year
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ivyshihleung wrote 3 weeks ago: Research has shown that the first year is critical to a baby’s emotional, psychological and cognitiv … more →
Is TV bad for children?
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Stephen Wang wrote 4 weeks ago: The debate continues about whether allowing young children to watch TV harms their cognitive develop … more →
Bruce Hood, They'll Eat Chicken Before Their Games ...
cafewitteveen wrote 4 weeks ago: WordPress does not work with embedding many forms of videos, so you’re going to have to click … more →
A Child's Self Concept
cynthiahiggins wrote 1 month ago: A Self Concept As your child is getting older. He or she is growing, changing and developing in man … more →
Encouraging Your Child to Learn
cynthiahiggins wrote 1 month ago: Encouraging Learning For children under the age of 5 encouraging learning is easy. Children this ag … more →
FIVE AREAS OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
cynthiahiggins wrote 1 month ago: Five Areas of Child Development What is the first thing you want your child to do once they are born … more →
Piaget’s Developmental Theory: A Summary, by guest blogger Kathryn Golbeck
natasia wright wrote 1 month ago: Introduction The work of Jean Piaget is an inquiry into the development of knowledge in human beings … more →
This is not a Videogame ............................ Its a Serious-game.
tristanverboven wrote 1 month ago: The Student with the Most Money Gets an A+ Like it or not, interactive gaming platforms are creeping … more →
Welcome to Parenting with Skill
cynthiahiggins wrote 1 month ago: Love and Respect will take you a long way in raising your children. … more →
Supplementing babies' formula with DHA boosts cognitive development
farrewaldeyer wrote 1 month ago: Research has shown that children who were breast fed as infants have superior cognitive skills compa … more →
Where the Environment Matters: the legacy of the Milton Hershey School
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ldorazio1 wrote 1 month ago: Courtesy of Milton Hershey School Sometimes those ideals that have been ignored for years can still … more →
The toll of multiple traumatic events in childhood
salabesr wrote 1 month ago: A new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) finds that children who deal w … more →
Is This Going to be on the Test?
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tristanverboven wrote 1 month ago: They say, back in the day, life was tough. But, by virtue of more pious standards, life was better f … more →
Gone is the Hickory Switch, but Not the Crushing of Spirits
tristanverboven wrote 1 month ago: Remember when taking a beating was an important component of moral teachings? Some even forgive thei … more →
Growing Beyond One's Potential
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Linda Miles wrote 1 month ago: Pea Sprout by Evelynishere* Children are given problems to work on that no one believes they can sol … more →
