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Brain Development

Brain Injury Association  The mission of the Brain Injury Association of America is to create a better
future through brain injury prevention, research, education and advocacy.

BrainsRule  Brains Rule! @ www.brainsrule.com is a collaboration between Creighton University and the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Creighton University and several partner organizations are working together, to promote learning about the brain and nervous system among children and adults using new and exciting teaching methods. This project is funded by a Science Education Drug Abuse Partnership Award from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development School of Psychology, Birkbeck College

Center for Early Education and Development

Child Development Assessment Forms

Child Development Resources for Brain Research (Numerous great links)

Child Trends DataBank  The latest national trends and research on over 70 key indicators of child and youth well-being, with new indicators added each month!

Dana  At this site you will find information about the programs, activities, and publications of the Dana Foundation and the Dana Alliance, as well the latest news about the brain.

Early Childhood Resource Guide  Selected Early Childhood/Early Intervention Training Materials

Healthy Start Grow Smart

Healthy Start Grow Smart

How the Brain Works

I Am Your Child

Idaho Child A Gateway to Children's Services and Information

From Neurons to Neighborhoods: The Science of Early Childhood Development

National Institute of Mental Health - The Brain's Inner Workings

Neuroscience for Kids - Brain Development

Parents Encouraging Parents  Parents Encouraging Parents (PEP) is a non-profit organization consisting of parents and professionals concerned about the quality of family life. Its purpose is to promote the health of families in all aspects: physical, mental, social, and emotional; strengthen family structures; provide education in health, safety and nutrition; increase parenting skills; prevent child abuse and neglect; decrease future incidence of juvenile delinquency and substance abuse; and provide a support system for parents. They provide online parenting classes ranging from the techniques of building love and showing respect to your children to dealing with the strong-willed or out-of-control kids. Their discussions cover: joint custody, divorce, separation, stepparenting, stepchildren, visitation, addiction, alcohol and drug abuse.  This program is funded by grants and donations.

Research and Training Center (RTC) on Early Childhood Development  The Research and Training Center (RTC) on Early Childhood Development is dedicated to promoting and enhancing the healthy development of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, with or at risk for developmental delays or disabilities. The RTC was established to create a bridge between research evidence and early childhood intervention practices.

Research Network on Early Experience and Brain Development  The Research Network on Early Experience and Brain Development was founded in 1998 to address questions of how the experiences of early childhood are incorporated into the structures of the developing brain, and how, in turn, those changes in the structures of the brain influence behavior.

Teaching Strategies:  Free Downloadable Files

The Secret Life of the Brain

Shufflebrain  How does a brain store a mind?

State Child Care Profiles

Talaris Research Institute  Talaris Research Institute is dedicated to discovering how children think, feel and learn.

Virtual Hospital: The Human Brain

White House, Early Childhood Initiative

The Whole Brain Atlas

Zero to Three Brain Wonders  Helping Babies and Toddlers Grow and Develop
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