«Ready schools» value the skills that Indigenous children bring, they acknowledge families as the first teachers and recognise the role that families and communities play in
supporting lifelong development.
A new book explores the many ways in which common chemicals — and other outside influences — encountered in the womb can impact lifelong development
«We continue to learn from a tremendous body of evidence that the earliest years are critically important to
healthy lifelong development,» said Tara Oakman, senior program officer for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
«What it needs are schools that follow sound education principles, respect principles of students» physical and psychological development, and lay a solid foundation for students»
lifelong development.»
Autism is
a lifelong development disorder or disability that affects the behavior, way of communication and the sense of the world around a person.
to support
the lifelong development of practicing professionals with services and programs, including the doctorate;
Because young children are the most vulnerable group, a response can not be delayed without placing
their lifelong development and achievement at risk.
Plant the seeds of strong early mental health, laying the cornerstone of healthy,
lifelong development.