Simon says: Pay attention to this post. It’s a challenge for any parent or educator: How can we help children...
An important part of any education effort is finding new and innovative ways to reach key “customers” – parents and...
This early learning research may have a benefit beyond just childhood development – it might make you (and your child)...
Yesterday we posted tips for parents and educators who want to promote Executive Focus and Self Control while reading “Head,...
We have previously noted the simple elegance of the child game Simon Says and other games that require children to...
Yesterday’s post focused on focus. Today our focus deepens. Specifically, we examined how parents and educators can help children learn...
As part of its continual effort to help children learn important executive function skills, Mind in the Making reviewed the...
Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes is a cheerful board book which engages a young child’s mind and body can also...
Yesterday we explained Serve and Return, highlighting the Harvard University Center on the Developing Child explanation, “Serve and return interactions shape brain...
Direct and regular parental or caregiver interaction with children is central to many areas of development. A new partnership between...
