Sentence examples for developmental scientist from inspiring English sources
CLAY--Marie M., 81, developmental scientist, distin guished literacy researcher, and founder of Reading Recovery, died Friday, April 13 , 2007 in New Zealand.
An applied developmental scientist by training, Dr. Reyes applies the latest innovations in human developmental science to improve practice, programming, and social policy both nationally and internationally.
Alison Gopnik is an internationally recognized developmental scientist and author of The Gardener and the Carpenter: What the New Science of Child Development Tells Us About the Relationship Between Parents and Children.
That's why, even as a developmental scientist, I value good nuts-and-bolts advice like the kind you'll find in Erica Reischer's What Great Parents Do: 75 Simple Strategies for Raising Kids Who Thrive.
The most influential developmental scientist of modern times, Urie Bronfenbrenner, said that the degree to which parents can affect their children's development depends in large part on the more remote forces in their environment the culture and policies that are the "blueprint" for all the other forces in children's lives.
She is a developmental scientist and a Cooperative Extension Child Development Specialist with research interests in parenting, socio-emotional development, and infant and early childhood mental health.
This paper is intended as a resource for developmental scientists, regardless of EEG expertise.
In fact, developmental scientists don't study children because they want to know what they will be like as grown-ups.
Two new books by developmental scientists work in tandem to rescue children from overinvolved parenting and from outdated educational practices.
The balance of this paper considers the conceptual problem that has arisen because understandings generated by developmental scientists cannot be enhanced by studies designed merely to account for variation across populations.
But the modern, and dominant, view of developmental scientists like Steinberg is that the degree to which parents can successfully parent their children is highly dependent on how well their social environment education, policy, media, culture, the economy align to support children's development.
