Sentence examples for more cognitively stimulating from inspiring English sources
Indeed, studies investigating relations between teacher emotions and perceived teaching characteristics suggest that "joyful" teachers offer more cognitively stimulating and coherent lessons, grant more room for student activities and questions and provide more exciting lectures (Frenzel et al. 2009b).
This factor mediates some of the effect of parental education, but also has an effect on top of that: families with low levels of formal education that nevertheless possess more books provide a more cognitively stimulating environment, especially more opportunities for engagement in literacy practice, for their children than families with no or fewer books (Evans et al. 2010).
If individuals have on average more cognitively stimulating activities during their professional life compared with post-retirement, than we would expect a decline in cognitive functioning during retirement as a result of the decrease in stimulating activities.
"The net effect for lower socioeconomic families of putting a kid in early education programs, in quality daycare, is that it's better for the kid and more cognitively stimulating," says Conley.
32, 33 It is possible that better educated mothers provide more cognitively stimulating experiences for their children than their counterparts with less education, which has been shown to have a positive impact on cognitive development.
The core of most process definitions of quality consists of adult-child interactions that are warm, accepting, responsive, and cognitively stimulating.
One hypothesis is that cognitively stimulating lifestyles result in greater elaboration of synaptic networks within the brain.
People who attained and engaged in higher levels of education participated in more challenging and cognitively stimulating activities and had greater cognitive reserve [ 8, 11].
"My interpretation is that people who are more cognitively active have more efficient brains," Dr. Jagust said.
And there's more and more evidence that early-life cognitively stimulating activities may be helpful.
You can bend the curve toward more cognitively and financially rewarding work, and get great results in the bargain.
