Infant and Preschool Learning Archives

Emphasizing social play in kindergarten improves academics, reduces teacher burnout

September 18, 2019 Child Development, Educational Psychology, Infant and Preschool Learning, Intelligence, K-12 Education, Learning Disorders, Literacy, Numeracy

Emphasizing more play, hands-on learning, and students helping one another in kindergarten improves academic outcomes, self-control and attention regulation, finds

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Some personal beliefs and morals may stem from genetics

February 26, 2019 ADD and ADHD, Child Development, Child Psychology, Infant and Preschool Learning, Learning Disorders, parenting, Relationships, Social Psychology

A new baby is often welcomed with speculation about whether they got their eyes and nose from mom or dad,

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Sharp rise in essay cheating globally, with millions of students involved

September 4, 2018 Autism, Consumer Behavior, Educational Psychology, Infant and Preschool Learning, K-12 Education, Multiple Sclerosis, Numeracy, Schizophrenia

A breakthrough study by Swansea University has revealed that the use of contract cheating, where students pay someone else to

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Baby talk words build infants’ language skills: The more baby talk words that infants are exposed to the quicker they grasp language

August 2, 2018 Child Development, Child Psychology, Infant and Preschool Learning, Language Acquisition, Learning Disorders, Literacy, parenting, Relationships

The more baby talk words that infants are exposed to the quicker they grasp language, a study suggests. Assessments of