具體描述
Includes bibliographical references and index.
In the Beginning: The brain, early development and learning explores, synthesises and distils current knowledge of child development at the cutting edge of neuroscientific research. With exceptional clarity, the author draws on empirical evidence to explain the brain’s remarkable capacity to change. From pre-conception to birth, and throughout the preschool and early school years, the importance of the environment and, most crucially, the presence of nurturing relationships will powerfully impact children’s lives. These critical factors will influence the innate ability of children to regulate their emotional responses, develop language skills, form social connections and fulfil their potential.
At once compelling and authoritative, In the Beginning provides a wealth of information for a diverse readership – including early childhood educators, health professionals, teachers and parents – with a shared interest in how the brain evolves, and how life’s experiences can dramatically shape the child.
著者簡介
About the author
Dr Michael C Nagel is an Associate Professor in the School of Science and Education at the University of the Sunshine Coast and is one of Australia’s leading experts in child development. His teaching and research interests extend over a number of areas including cognition, behaviour, human development and early learning.
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2. A new life
3. The first twelve months: welcome to the world
4. From one to three years: why so terrible?
5. From four to six years: the growing brain gets ready for school
6. Learning and the developing brain
7. Language and the developing brain
8. Emotional and social development
9. Intelligence
10. Educating and raising healthy, happy children
Epilogue: we learn every day!.
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