Want to learn more about the science of child development? Curious about what’s going on in the minds of our youngest learners?
Dive into The University of Washington’s library of free resources, including the latest research on topics from brain development to relationships. Explore free modules that are available in four languages and take an in-depth look at the science of child development. Each module takes about 20 minutes to complete, and the growing collection has more than 20 topics. Explore from the beginning or choose an area that interests you and get started.
A few of the available topics are included below.
The Importance of Early Interactions: Learn about the importance of social interactions in a young child’s life.
The Power of Learning Through Imitation: Learn why imitation is so important for early learning.
Understanding Emotions: Learn how children build emotional understanding and self-regulation skills.
Language Development: Learning the Sounds of Language: Learn about children’s communication in the first year of life.
Development of Attachment: Learn how children form lasting bonds with their caregivers.
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