| Subclinical hypothyroidism is associated with poor obstetric outcomes and poor cognitive development in children. |
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| The past thirty years have been a golden age for the study of cognitive development. |
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| The belief that bilingualism confuses the mind and retards cognitive development is false. |
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| Further study is necessary to elucidate the precise nature of the relationship between media exposure and cognitive development. |
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| Surely this precocious, polysyllabic facility is an invaluable boon to cognitive development. |
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| He is not correct that we left the mode of feeding out of the model relating infant Hg exposure to cognitive development. |
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| Children who survive are more vulnerable to infection, don't reach their full height potential and experience impaired cognitive development. |
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| The negative health effects of smoking on the physical, behavioural and cognitive development of the child have long been documented. |
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| There are no significant delays in cognitive development or in the acquisition of age-appropriate learning skills or adaptive behaviours. |
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| The Institute promotes a method of cognitive development which has contributed to behavioral psychology and communication studies. |
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| New studies also show the importance of parental presence for the cognitive development of the child during early childhood. |
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| It can serve as a springboard for cognitive development in the English language. |
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| Poverty impairs individuals' cognitive development and, ultimately, their academic achievement. |
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| Are we designing our systems so that they take into account the motor and cognitive development of students at various ages? |
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| Unlike Binet, Piaget came to believe that the key to understanding children's cognitive development was not which questions children got wrong, but how they got them wrong. |
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| Adolescents do not have cognitive development and judgment required for responsible drinking. |
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| As you can see, when you help your child's vision grow stronger, you're aiding your child's overall physical and cognitive development. |
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| The program looks very diverse and interesting this year with topics ranging from cognitive development to developmental psychopathology. |
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| What should be remembered is that all of children's language skills co-exist along side their cognitive development and vice versa. |
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| The home environment has a major impact on cognitive development and socioemotional well-being. |
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| Studies on large samples all agree on the negative impact of maternal postpartum depression on a child's cognitive development. |
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| Knowledge of languages became a sign of academic ability and intellectual capacity, as well as contributing to cognitive development. |
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| Noise exposure disturbs sleep, affects childrens' cognitive development and may lead to psychosomatic illnesses. |
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| There is a view that promoting children's initiatives and meaning-making strongly supports their cognitive development. |
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| Then a friend informed me that poetry was essential to a child's cognitive development. |
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| It damages internal organs and, in children, impairs growth and cognitive development. |
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| Skeptics say they need to track additional measures, like the babies' long-term cognitive development. |
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| The powers of our schnozzle appear to play a vital role in our emotions and even in our cognitive development. |
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| Are you anxious about your child's cognitive development? |
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| This is based on principles of enrichment, project teaching, as well as deepness and extension of distinctive interests that is congruent to the level of psychological and cognitive development of the gifted child. |
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| Part of this probably to do with sheer immaturity of the brain, which is not fully developed at that time, and partly due to the fact that we have cognitive development as well. |
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| With this sign language, children will have a mode of communication that will enable them to ensure their cognitive development and psycho-affective equilibrium. |
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| They were training guides, cognitive development tools. |
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| They may also refer parents to the local audiologist, speech-language pathologist or psychologist for formal assessment if they are concerned about a child's physical or cognitive development. |
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| The approach employed by Piaget focused on the child's cognitive development, whereas other approaches monitored the biological, psychological or emotional aspects of development. |
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| Fujioka hopes that normal school programs will take the importance of music more seriously because of the beneficial 'side effect' in cognitive development. |
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| Cognitive games centre: This centre promotes cognitive development, concentration through association games such as puzzles and fine motor skills. |
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| The EDI examines five domains-physical health and well-being, social competence, emotional maturity, language and cognitive development, and communication skills and general knowledge. |
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| Ellis argues that Webster anticipated some of the insights currently associated with Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development. |
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| Aspects of nutrition and cognitive development will be addressed through increased knowledge and practice of caring practices among most vulnerable groups. |
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| The two professors who did that study also found that attending a child care centre has a positive impact on cognitive development, and that the longer the child attends, the better his or her performance in this respect. |
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| First, cognitive development is a primary objective of education, with the effectiveness of education measured against its success in achieving this objective. |
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| The well-being of children from birth to 5 years of age can be assessed by looking at several factors, such as overall health and safety, and motor, social and cognitive development. |
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| The policy includes interlinking the early childhood care system with the formal education system, fostering stimulation of cognitive development of Ecuadorian children, enhancing their capabilities for the future. |
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| While some children receive classes in closed centres, their extended confinement risks causing psychological harm and impaired cognitive development. |
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| Some individuals will demonstrate normal levels of cognitive development, while others will have profoundly impaired or abnormal development of cognitive skills. |
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