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The Relation between Language and Cognitive Development Under the Microscope

In a groundbreaking study conducted at Northwestern University, researchers found that sign language, just like spoken language, supports infant cognitive development in hearing infants who had never been exposed to sign language. In their press release, researchers indicated that their finding expands the understanding of the powerful and inherent link between language and cognition-language in humans.

Musical and Linguistic Functions Closely Linked in the Developing Brain

Previous research investigated how musical and linguistic brain functions are closely linked. Its results have shown that both of them adjust auditory perception and highlighted how a music-related hobby boosts language skill affects the processing of speech in the brain.

Handwriting, Typing, or Video Watching: Which is Better in Literacy Learning?

As technological advances conquer our lives, many traditional practices retreat to the background regardless of their importance. Handwriting is an example of such practices that have been neglected and is being replaced by typing, at work and in schools. The issue has prompted a question about the real effect of handwriting on literacy and beyond.

Puppets Are Not Just for Fun!

Results of a new study that examined how using puppets as social partners alter the attention for autistic children showed that puppets can attract and hold autistic children’s attention, raising the potential for developing more engaging therapies for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) children that could be implemented to strengthen social engagement and facilitate learning.

When Enough is Enough

Although the tendency to feed children information sounds alluring to some parents and educators, it turns out that it is not the right trigger for a child’s curiosity towards learning new things or subjects.

Why Do Children Learn Language Faster than Adults?

New research conducted by a team of researchers from Chicago and Carnegie Mellon Universities, USA, which has been published in the psychological science journal, has highlighted a key element in the process of learning a new language in children; the way people talk to them.

Safe Vaccines without Cutting Corners: The Process of a Very Quick Production of COVID-19 Vaccines

We will probably be shocked to know that the world record for the quickest vaccine is four years! So, what is the strategy or methods used throughout this process to accelerate the vaccine production?

The Delta Variant Finds its Way through the Crowd!

Ever since the new Coronavirus, the cause of the disease known as COVID-19, first appeared, the world has been experiencing new variants and multiple waves of the virus, leaving world scientists baffled as to what may come next.

A New Ray of Hope in Autism Detection Embodied in an App

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a challenging disorder for doctors to diagnose because it cannot be detected through a physical test like other diseases, but rather on the observation of a person’s development history and behavior.

Restoring Our Health: Sustainable Architecture and Mental Health

Recently, sustainability has become an overarching theme for many goals in different fields, highlighting the importance of current and future solutions, away from the tunnel vision that has wasted many natural resources and endangered many species on Earth.