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Nicole Stucke

Parent Newsletter – March 2019

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March 20, 2019
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Our first Parent Newsletter of 2019 is available here: v4.1 March 2019 Q1 Learn more about Goldilocks Parenting, Executive Function’s Role in ADD/ADHD, and Social-Emotional Development.

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Nicole Stucke

Agency Development, Literacy, & Numeracy

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March 18, 2019
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The Science of Early Learning summarizes current developmental cognitive research on agency development, literacy, and numeracy in young children, birth through age eight. The report was developed by Deans for Impact in collaboration with Dylan Kane and Callie Lowenstein, practicing …

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Nicole Stucke

Support Executive Function: Parents’ EF matters too!

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December 18, 2018
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Previously we have talked about how parents can support executive function (EF) development in young children. Specifically, parenting behaviors that are “autonomy-supportive,” meaning they actively support a child’s goals, efforts, and choices, are related to children’s EF skills. What does …

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Nicole Stucke

Surprising Results from the Marshmallow Test

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November 19, 2018
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis recently posted their recording of their Fall Education Conference featuring Dr. Stephanie Carlson‘s surprising research on children’s ability to delay gratification and the Marshmallow Test. In her presentation, Dr. Carlson discusses the long-term outcomes …

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Nicole Stucke

Achievement Gap & Child-Parent Centers

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October 17, 2018
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Four-year-old Lola lives with her mother and three siblings in an impoverished, high-crime neighborhood, where even walking to school can be dangerous. Lola’s mother works two jobs, but as a single parent, she barely earns enough to pay for childcare …

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Nicole Stucke

Does the Batman Effect help some children more than others?

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October 2, 2018
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The tennis ball hits the net for the fifth time in a row. You are discouraged and want to give up. But then you picture Serena Williams serving the ball flawlessly over the net. You picture her form, her swing, …

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Nicole Stucke

Preschool Promise Measures Executive Function

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October 1, 2018
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The Preschool Promise program, a nonprofit serving Dayton, OH area preschoolers and their families, is closing the achievement gap through school readiness, equity, and resources. The program concentrates on a prominent issue experienced not only in the Dayton community but …

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Nicole Stucke

Language and Executive Function

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August 21, 2018
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Language and executive function skills are both critical to a child’s development. But did you know they are related to each other in important ways? Language development and executive function (EF) skills have a reciprocal relationship, meaning each relies on …

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Nicole Stucke

Routines and Executive Function

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July 2, 2018
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The hustle and bustle of everyday routines may seem like a lot to keep track of. Whether you are shuttling your child from soccer practice to music lesson or coordinating the daily task of getting the family ready for dinner, …

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Nicole Stucke

Cohort Effects on Delay of Gratification

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June 26, 2018
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The Marshmallow Test is conceivably one of the most prominent developmental research studies on delay of gratification. In the late 1960s to early 70s, American Psychologist and Stanford University Professor, Dr. Walter Mischel, and his team sat children down at a …

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