This article was super effective at showing just how difficult these times may be for some children/families, and how long lasting the effects can be at blocking proper development in a child.
This article about the impact of food insecurity on children spoke to me because I have taken a course around this topic before. Children need proper nutrition to thrive, and this pandemic is hindering some families from being able to provide for their kids. #umassdev20#week14
“Especially in times of crises, school meals have been shown to support children’s health and educational outcomes.”
@ElisabettAurino and @WolfsSharon on why #FoodInsecurity may have lasting consequences on #ChildDevelopment.
https://t.co/M4TrcHnOAx
#COVID19#ChildRights#ECD
Follow @AndreaF_Fields if you want to know more about how early life experiences can shape a children's development and behavior later on in life! #umassdev20#week14
Follow @libbiebrey if you are interested in learning more about how prejudice and stereotypes develop in young children, and how we can change this course! #umassdev20#week14
This article was so effective as it highlighted pros and cons of talking to your child versus with your child. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and learned so much.
Talking with children has so many great benefits for them, whether it be promoting learning or helping them foster important social skills. Quality of conversation always will outweigh quantity in this case. #umassdev20#week13
“All of these abilities - recalling events from the past, planning for the future, and the ability to take others’ perspectives - are essential for children's success in school.”
Meredith Rowe for #BOLDblog
https://t.co/rWP3EPIT7z
#ChildDevelopment#Learning#Parenting#WordGap
I just followed @NumCogLab and cannot wait to learn more about all of their interesting studies going on about the development of number processing and mathematics! #umassdev20#week13
Peers can affect child development in so many ways. They can promote creativity, help behavior, be an outlet of emotional support, and even dampen the effects of stress. #umassdev20#week13
This article was really effective due to its conversational nature that explained things clearly to a parent that may be struggling with this issue of how to approach this topic with their child.
This article was so worthwhile to read. Children should always be kept in the know with honest information, as it can help them to express there feelings in a manner which will be greeted with support, rathe than trying to hold back these feelings. #umassdev20#week12
“Parents should share the latest information with their children, explaining it in a simple, matter-of-fact, and age-appropriate way. They also need to take their concerns seriously.”
Barbara Breuer-Radbruch
Interview: @Laura_Millmann
https://t.co/gsMZAh6L8p
#ChildMentalHealth
Follow @DrAlyssaCroft if you would like to know more about how stereotypes and prejudice can affect us, both in the current times and in the future! #umassdev20#week12
I followed @SarahHEason because I am interested to learn more about her studies on childhood development and family math engagement! #umassdev20#week12
I just followed @fransiscating in hopes of learning more about the work being done at the Infant Cognition Lab that she is a graduate student at! #umassdev20#week12