Why do some experiences “stick” in our brains and some experiences just slip away! The more connections we make between the material we’re trying to remember, the easier it will be to recall it when we need it – during
Building Adult Capabilities to Improve Child Outcomes: A Theory of Change
This 5-minute video depicts a theory of change from the Frontiers of Innovation community for achieving breakthrough outcomes for vulnerable children and families. It describes the need to focus on building the capabilities of caregivers and strengthening the communities that
Learning from Mistakes: Helping Kids See the Good Side of Getting Things Wrong
Learning from mistakes and errors is an important part of child and adolescent development. Most adults understand this concept. Yet, we have failed to teach our children that there is a positive side to getting things wrong. Read more at
The Benefits of Play – Infographic
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Your child’s developmental stages – infographic
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What you need to know about Autism and learning
How to Help Kids Learn From Mistakes
Do you want your child to succeed? (And what parent doesn’t.) Then know this: kids cannot learn to persevere, hang in there, or succeed unless they recognize how to deal with failure. Mistakes can be a chance to start over.
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Autism and Learning (infographic)
Autism & Learning (Infographic)
Autism is a neural development disorder that affects 1.5 million Americans. It impacts how a person thinks, learns and experiences the world. Autism, a ‘spectrum disorder’ that impacts everyone differently and to a varying degree, typically appears during the first