What is the link between an infant’s individual differences and the development of their temperament? Join Dr. Masha Gartstein as she delves into this important topic in child development.
Dr. Sara Waters, WSU Human Development professor, will examine the issue of trauma and the mental as well as physical health outcomes associated with childhood trauma.
Everyone experiences stress, and Dr. Sara Waters, researches how that stress functions and impacts the child-parent relationship.
While there are over 425,000 youths in foster care, only 2-9 percent eventually earn a bachelor’s degree.
Parents, soon-to-be-parents and child caregivers will benefit from this webinar on the basics of childhood nutrition presented by WSU human nutrition professor, Michelle McGuire.
Learn the basics and the benefits of utilizing infant-toddler Sign Language, and how it differs from American Sign Language.
Megan Itani, Special Education teacher and WSU instructor, provides a close-up view of what it is like to live with Autism Spectrum Disorders and how the diagnosis has evolved over the years.
They’re everywhere now: Tablets, phones, laptops, netbooks, phablets. And we gravitate toward them—much like our parents once gravitated toward the magic of TV.