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Press Releases and Statements
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The Society for Research in Child Development Releases the Child Development Special Section: “Highlighting Indigenous Child Development: Edges and Possibilities in State-of-the-Art Research”
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MEDIA ADVISORY / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: For Immediate Release on November 26, 2024
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Diversity, Identity, and Social Justice
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Study Reveals Importance of Student-Teacher Relationships In Early Childhood Education
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on November 20, 2024
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Schooling and Education
Social and Emotional Development
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Research Shows Finger Counting May Help Improve Math Skills in Kindergarten
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on September 18, 2024.
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Schooling and Education
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Study Reveals that Memories of the COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdowns Predict Declines in Psychological Well-Being of Children and Adolescents
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on August 14, 2024.
Topic(s)
Social and Emotional Development
SRCD In The News
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This week in science: diving lizards, transparent mouse skin and finger counting [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Regina Barber and Emily Kwong, NPR
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Schooling and Education
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Teenage girls ‘worst affected mentally’ by Covid lockdowns, study claims [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Kate Ng, Yahoo
Topic(s)
Social and Emotional Development
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‘That’s Not Fair!’: UMD-Led Study Finds Kids Notice Teacher Bias [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Emily Schuster, Maryland Today
Topic(s)
Diversity, Identity, and Social Justice
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New Study Looks At How Often Moms Use Their Phones Around Their Kids [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Patricia Tomasi, Theravive
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Parents and Families
Technology and Media
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Parents' Smartphone Usage Could Impact Baby’s Language Development [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Wyndi Kappes, The Bump
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Language and Communication
Parents and Families