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    POPS    Brain growth in early childhood
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    by nycscharf  7-25-2008   
     The vast majority of brain growth occurs during the first five years, due to changes in neurons - which grow in response to activity and stimulation. This is why stimulation during the first 5 years of life is so important.
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    POPS    Parents affect brain development
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    by nycscharf  7-25-2008   
     Love and affection are critical not only for emotional development - but also cognitive. Importantly, language stimulation (talking, reading, etc.) directly impacts language development, and consequentially, cognitive development.
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    POPS    Parent interaction predicts child IQ, achievement
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    by nycscharf  7-25-2008   
     This article, published in 1984, finds that parenting during the first 2 years of life, and in particular variety of stimulation and play materials had the strongest correlation with first-grade achievement.
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    POPS    Forces shaping cognitive development
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    by nycscharf  7-25-2008   
     This article in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry concludes that aspirations, attitudes to learning and styles of interaction indirectly influence cognitive development. In other words, parenting REALLY matters.
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    POPS    First Years Last a Lifetime
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    by nycscharf  7-25-2008   
     This Clinical Pediatrics abstract calls pediatricians to consider the long-term impact of early childhood experiences in order to promote "proven best intervention practices."
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    POPS    JAMA article builds case for early intervention
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    by nycscharf  7-25-2008   
     The nature of scientific studies makes it difficult to "prove" the positive and persistent changes in human development achieved by early intervention - but this article states that the evidence is mounting.
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    POPS    Mothering impacts children's social-emotional competence
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    by nycscharf  7-24-2008   
     This Child Development Journal article indicates that a mothers actions effectively predict a child's social-emotional competence in preschool, which is in turn, important for classroom learning.
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    POPS    Parenting impacts children's learning
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    by nycscharf  7-24-2008   
     This Child Development Journal reports on an ongoing study of the impact of parenting practices (correlated with SES).
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    POPS    Discussing, modeling and providing books
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    by nycscharf  7-23-2008   
     This stat from Harvard is why "Reach Out and Read" has such a tremendous impact.
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    POPS    Parents impact social and cognitive development
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    by nycscharf  7-23-2008   
     This Harvard study is helpful because it finds that parents' frequency of language and literacy engagement has a developmental impact "for all children, across cultural, social and ethnic groups."
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    POPS    Home resources predict early literacy skills
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    by nycscharf  7-23-2008   
     The way to educational reform is through parents BEFORE children reach school age.
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    POPS    Earlier intervention is more potent
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     If parent education begins when a child reaches school age, it is remediation. Engaging parents before birth and in the early years pays the highest dividends in children's achievement, attitudes and behavior
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    POPS    Parents are the key to educational reform
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     Harvard's finding is a tall order, but is the only way to sustainable educational change.
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    POPS    Harvard finds family involvement predicts literacy achievement
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     In short: family involvement overcomes differences in parental level of education and "exceptional achievement rewards associated with high family involvement."
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    POPS    Harvard's finding: focus on parents
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     The Harvard Family Research Project named the primary implication of the First 5 California initiative as supporting family literacy and parenting education to ensure school readiness.
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    POPS    Family support and education promote school readiness
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     First 5 California found family support and education, and connection to community services to be key.
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    POPS    Increase parent involvement, increase child learning
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     Parent involvement affects not only literacy, but social and emotional development critical for school success.
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    POPS    Parent involvement relates to higher literacy
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     Parents are THE key to a child's early education
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    POPS    Most accurate predictor of student achievement
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    by nycscharf  7-21-2008   
     ERIC study of family involvement
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    POPS    Protecting kids from porn
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    by nycscharf  2-14-2007    6
     The article is half right. It is of utmost importance that we teach our kids to think about what they encounter - and also that we teach them how to avoid it.
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