Information on Dual Language Learners Is Sparse
Research has found that young dual language learners (DLL) particularly benefit from participation in high-quality preschool programs, making access an…
Why You Should Enroll Your Kids in Piano Lessons
A new study says teaching children how to play the piano can also help kids build up their language skills,…
Every Child Belongs: Advice for Teachers on Preschool Students with Special Needs
Are you a teacher welcoming a child with special needs to your classroom for the first time? Or a parent…
“The Goldilocks Effect”: The Best Method of Storytelling for Children
Traditionally, when it was time to read a story to your child, you would pull out a book and do…
How Parents, Educators Can Help Children Learn Focus + Self-Control
Simon says: Pay attention to this post. It’s a challenge for any parent or educator: How can we help children…
The Science of Early Childhood Development
This video from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University features Center Director Jack P. Shonkoff, M.D., professor…
The Economic Argument for State Investment In Early Childhood Education
Listen to this edition of the “Our American States” podcast from the National Conference of State Legislatures, “The Economic Argument…
Research Highlights Importance – and Cost Benefits – of Early Learning Globally
As we know, the importance of focusing on early learning – including the teaching of executive function skills – is…
The Science of Adversity
Children living in poverty often endure stress from adverse experiences, such as exposure to violence, loss of a loved one…
Brookings Institution: Current State of Scientific Knowledge on Pre-Kindergarten Effects
Yesterday, we began our summary of the Brookings Institution Report “The Current State of Scientific Knowledge” by describing the complex…