Sam,Maria,Shant,Rayan,Mouhammad,Sara,Laura,Pradib,Najwa

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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Brain Research: Implications for Early Childhood Professionals

Brain Research: Implications for Early Childhood Professionals


  1. Babies are born to learn.
  2. Brain development and lifelong learning of children  rely on interplay of nature and nurture.
  3. Early life experiences have a long-lasting influence on how children develop and learn.
  4. Sensitive periods influence learning both positively and negatively.
  5. The human brain is quite "plastic." 
  6. Prevention and early intervention are more beneficial than later remediation.
  7. The brain undergoes physiological changes in response to experiences.

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    An enriched environment positively influences brain development.

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