Education News 2018
Dec 2018
Parents Learn, Babies Talk: How Coaching Moms and Dads Improves Infants' Language Skills
Nov 2018
Oct 2018
Children Who Start School a Year Early More Likely to Be Diagnosed With ADHD
Sep 2018
Scientists reveal drumming helps schoolchildren diagnosed with autism
Aug 2018
Teens today spend more time on digital media, less time reading
Expecting to learn: Language acquisition in toddlers improved by predictable situations
Talk to Kids from Early Age for Language Skills
Baby Talk Words Build Infants' Language Skills
July 2018
Challenging the conventional wisdom on calculus
June 2018
This is your brain detecting patterns
Microbe Breaks 'Universal' DNA Rule
May 2018
In the beginning was the phase separation
Want to help your child succeed in school? Add language to the math, reading mix
Learning music or speaking another language leads to more efficient brains
Help With Homework Can Affect Child's Persistence
April 2018
Proximity to Books and Adult Support Enhance Children's Learning Opportunities
March 2018
Omega Fish Oils Don’t Improve School Children’s Reading Skills or Memory, Study Finds
Jan 2018
Babies' Babbling Betters Brains, Language
When it comes to intelligence, environment and education matter -- more than we think.January 23, 2018 Rutgers University.
"We educate children the hard way in this country," Matzel said. "We go to impoverished high schools and try to remediate kids, which is a perfectly good thing to do. But it's often too late; the time to reach those kids is when they start school, while their intelligence is most malleable." This is what we do in Uni5 schools. Shanthi Teacher at our meeting said, the villagers wonder what we do we teach to 1 year old to 5 five old children. isnt a waste of time. She says, the public dont know the Indian proverb, what does not bend after five will not bend untill 50. This is the word now the scientist is using "malleable". https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/01/180123001126.htm
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