Neuro-curious vs neuro-cautious:
How can neuroscience inform early childhood education and care?

Blog by Mine Conkbayir
I have been inspired to write this blog following diverse interactions with early childhood professionals concerning the potential of neuroscience to help inform practice. This blog is intended to be a space for sharing knowledge and experience regarding how we can best utilize relevant evidence-based research to inform contemporary early childhood education and care. I hope you find the issues explored informative and, most importantly, practically useful.

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Thursday, 29 December 2016

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Contemporary Child Development: The Impact of Excessive Tech Time on Cognition and Communication Today, we see a range of factors infl...
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Monday, 12 December 2016

Two four-year-olds in a mirrored maze and me – what I learned about encouraging risk-taking

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I recently took my daughter to her friend’s birthday party at a soft-play centre. It was the usual raucous affair with children having lots ...
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Wednesday, 5 October 2016

Early childhood development – it’s not rocket science, it’s neuroscience!

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Guest post @ Kathy Brodie's blog Like many individuals in this increasingly frantic world, I’m often busy juggling my responsibilities...
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