Leading-edge Research/Science on Early Childhood Development
Scientific research shows that experiences that children have, prior to age six, are even more important that what we once thought, in terms of a child's future. These experiences impact how their brain gets wired, and this wiring provides the foundation for establishing their future health, learning and behaviour.
Early Years Study 3: Making Decisions Taking Action report
Briefing Paper - This short briefing paper covers neuroscience, epigenetics and how
early brain development affects health, learning and behaviour.
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Bringing the Community Together for the Children
Dr. Stuart Shanker - How do we maximize every child's potential? Presentation, Audio, Q&A Audio
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