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The latest on genetics, health, neuroscience and psychology in child and youth development
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Poverty marks the brain and damages learning

Jack O’Sullivan / 29 August 2016
Article Development Equity

The trap of academic success: perfectionism

Lavinia Damian / 24 August 2016
Article Development Psychology
Bruce Guenter, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

“Genes can be turned on or off, but they do not go away”

Alexandra Güntzer / 22 August 2016
Interview Development Equity
Terrie E. Moffitt

Brain-training games put to the test

Meeri Kim / 19 August 2016
Article Development Neuroscience
arthurmlee1, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

Lifelong learning

Alexandra M. Freund / 15 August 2016
Article Development Psychology
Rodolphe Breard, flickr.com, CC BY-SA 2.0

What chess can teach us about aging and intelligence

Meeri Kim / 12 August 2016
Article Development Play
Kim Love, flickr.com, CC BY-SA 2.0

“Exposure to a prosocial role model shows strong effects”

Sabine Gysi / 8 August 2016
Interview Development Psychology
Fabian Kosse

“Some basic notions of fairness are culturally constructed”

Gelgia Fetz Fernandes / 5 August 2016
Interview Development Diversity
Illustration: Mrzyk & Moriceau for BOLD

Video games can be good for brain health?

Meeri Kim / 3 August 2016
Article Development Neuroscience
Chris Betcher, flickr.com, CC BY-SA 2.0

The “dad factor” – a major ingredient for children’s successful learning

Jack O’Sullivan / 27 July 2016
Article Development Parenting and childcare
Big D2112, flickr.com, CC BY-ND 2.0

Why teenagers make risky decisions

Laurence Steinberg / 25 July 2016
Article Development Neuroscience
Ian Sane, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

Explore the latest news, research and opinions about child development and learning

Transforming education to help children thrive together

Ross Hall / 10 November 2023
Opinion Learning & Education Education systems 21st century skills
A smiling child holds a globe over her head.

How can teachers take a human-centred approach to AI?

Nina Alonso / 31 October 2023
Podcast Learning & Education 21st century skills
Teachers' Voices logo of speech bubbles saying hello in different languages.

The development economist aiming to help children in difficult circumstances thrive

Annie Brookman-Byrne / 19 October 2023
Interview Society Learning & Education Equity Education policy
A researcher plants young saplings next to a tree that children have climbed and are learning in.
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What are the most useful AI tools for teachers?

Nina Alonso / 14 November 2023
Podcast Learning & Education Education technology
Teachers' Voices logo of speech bubbles saying hello in different languages.

Should ChatGPT replace teachers’ red pens?

Libby Hills and Owen Henkel / 9 October 2023
Podcast Technology Learning & Education Education technology 21st century skills

The developmental psychologist using AI to support parents

Annie Brookman-Byrne / 5 September 2023
Interview Technology Equity
A researcher studies parents who use technology to support their children's development.
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Building youth resilience

Kathryn Bates / 2 November 2023
Interview Society Development Mental health
A teenage girl rock climbs indoors.

The development economist aiming to help children in difficult circumstances thrive

Annie Brookman-Byrne / 19 October 2023
Interview Society Learning & Education Equity Education policy
A researcher plants young saplings next to a tree that children have climbed and are learning in.

What kinds of mental health support do teens want?

Alex Lloyd and Manveer Sadhra / 5 October 2023
Opinion Society Mental health
Two teenagers sit with their legs dangling over a wall.
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