Early Childhood Development
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Even before children reach an age where they can talk or walk, their brains begin to wire in ways
that can make a difference in how they will learn in the future. Cognitive, emotional, social, and
even physical development are all impacted by the ability of the brain to send signals into what
we refer to as typical locations. It is important to remember that the environment surrounding
the young child can impact learning, even if all typical brain chemistry is laid.
Becoming a proficient teacher, paraprofessional, or a family caregiver, can help you learn the
best practices in helping children learn, play, and grow.
Dr. Hagit Gregory
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