Child Development Unit News Today

Join LSHTM's Ubuntu Hub for their first webinar of the year, aiming to engage those working in early child disability.

Education is a fundamental right for every child, regardless of their abilities or challenges. In Singapore, special education (Sped) plays a vital role in ensuring that children with diverse learning needs receive the support and opportunities they need to thrive. In this article, we'll delve into the world of special education in Singapore, exploring its definition, teaching methods, enrollment considerations,...

Establishing tech-free periods, tracking screen time and modelling responsible social media behaviour are some of the steps that parents take to protect young people from the potential perils of social media.

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The woman poised to become Slippery Rock University’s next president said she passionately believes that education is fundamental to success in life. “It changes lives,” said Karen Riley, whose career in education has spanned nearly four decades. Currently the provost of Regis University in Denver, Riley, 60, began her career

If you’re concerned about your child’s academic development or communication skills, you might be wondering if they have an underlying condition, such as ADHD, dyslexia or autism. Although completely different developmental disorders, these three conditions are often discussed together because they share several symptoms. Not only that, but people who have one condition can often also have another (e.g. ADHD...

Precarious in-law relationships are a trope that can seem overblown. But for some people, these conflicts are real – and there are many reasons why.

Health and development screening for the children will be conducted at pre-schools to identify potential issues early. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Over-use of antibiotics has created a deadly, largely hidden health crisis among newborns that is devastating families around the world.

When science writer Sue Nelson discovered that her father had dementia, her world came crashing down. But new research reveals ways to support those affected.