Child Development
From infancy through adolescence, children’s brains go through tremendous change, both physically and cognitively. How can we improve children’s learning potential as they grow?
- Gifted Students
- Embryological Development
- Finding a Voice: Perspectives on Language Acquisition
- Jean Piaget: Father of Developmental Psychology
- Rising, Down Under
- How the food you eat affects your brain
- What Happens When Your Brain Doesn’t Sleep?
- Why Do We Play, and What’s It Good For?
- Never Stop Learning!
- Why Are People Left Handed?
- Video: Michael Merzenich in Conversation with the Dalai Lama
- More Evidence that Music Lessons May Strengthen the Brain
- This is What Happens in your Brain When You’re Scared Senseless
- Soft-Wired: How the New Science of Brain Plasticity Can Change your Life
- Decision-making is Still a Work in Progress for Teenagers
- Growing Brains Meet Growing TV Lineups: The Effects of TV on Cognition
- Educating America’s Children in the 21st Century
- The Tween Brain: Midway Between Infant Dependency And Adult Autonomy: Part 2
- The Tween Brain: Midway Between Infant Dependency And Adult Autonomy: Part 1
- A Conversation with John Bruer
- Mirror Neuron Update
- Single-Sex Classrooms
- Rearing Children Into Responsible Adulthood
- A Conversation With Alison Gopnik
- A Social Brain Deserves A Democratic Classroom – Part 1
- From Genes to Memes – Part 1
- Mirror Neurons
- A Conversation With Marian Diamond
- From Videogames to the Internet
- An Intriguing New Perspective on Our Brain’s Organization–Part 2
- An Intriguing New Perspective of Our Brain’s Organization–Part 1
- Take Two: Lessons Learned from Twins Research
- Afraid to Leave Mom: Separation Anxiety in Children
- Brain Development Study May Provide Some Help for Educators
- Alcohol on the Mind: The Effects of Drinking on the Adolescent Brain
- Child and Brain: The Stages of Development
- Child Prodigies
- Cognitive and Emotional Development in Children
