Sentence examples for cognitive academic from inspiring English sources

Research carried out by Professor Judith Blakemore at Purdue University claims that the development of physical, cognitive, academic, musical, and artistic skills occurs more with less gender-typed toys.

They discovered that students who had a native language literacy would display CALP ("cognitive academic language proficiency") in a secondary language far sooner than those who didn't have a strong native language.

PROCEDURE: A consecutive sample of 59 recently diagnosed patients requiring CNS-directed therapies, and 49 healthy controls were assessed using a targeted neurobehavioral screen, which included measures of developmental, cognitive, academic, behavioral, and psychosocial functioning.

Speaking, as a social and situation-based activity, is essential for ELLs' basic interpersonal communication skills (BICS), or the language skills needed in social situations, and their cognitive academic language proficiency (CALP), or the language needed for formal academic learning (for an explanation of BICS/CALP, see Cummins, 2008).

When trauma occurs as a series of experiences where reactions overlap it adds complexity to the response, also known as "complex trauma". This leads to increasingly pervasive and harmful effects on functioning for students, including cognitive, academic and social and emotional functioning.

When not lethal, child neglect can be devastating by adversely affecting childhood development [4] and elevating risks for depression and deficits in cognitive, academic, and social performance [5], [6].

Through play, children advance in all the critical areas of their development and learning: cognitive, academics, physical, language, literacy, social, and emotional.

While, at cognitive-academic level, the domain knowledge directly required, negotiated and constructed in actual MMORPGs (such as World of Warcraft and similar games) may have limited significance, at socio-emotional identity development level the MMORPG usage reveals highly significant educational outcomes (Iacovides et al. 2014; Lemke et al. 2015).

And those who received moderately high- or high-quality care scored higher on tests gauging cognitive and academic achievement.

Music training has been recently claimed to enhance children and young adolescents' cognitive and academic skills.

There is also mounting evidence that bi- or multilingualism helps boost a child's cognitive abilities, academic performance and career prospects in later life.