- FPG experts will be presenting at meetings around the world. Visit the FPG website for a complete list of upcoming presentations.
- Visit the FPG websitefor the latest news on FPG projects.
A study from FPG researcher Jennifer Schaaf provides new insights into understanding when children’s memories are more likely to be accurate. There are two major concerns about children’s ability to report the truth in forensic situations. First, are they able to resist misleading information? And second, how hesitant are they to reveal negative experiences? To better predict which children tend to be vulnerable to these factors, Schaaf examined their relationship to specific traits among children. More . . .
The American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) honored FPG Fellow Petra Kern with the National Research/Publications Award for her work with young children with autism. More . . .
FPG Investigator Camille Catlett was honored by I'm Tyler for her contributions to ability awareness. More . . .
Lynne Vernon-Feagans, FPG Fellow and William C. Friday Distinguished Professor, has been appointed to a national panel on “The Role of Language in School Learning: Implications for Closing the Achievement Gap.” More . . .
Help shape the future of early childhood inclusion. The Division of Early Childhood and the National Association for the Education of Young Children are seeking feedback on a joint position statement on early childhood inclusion. The draft statement and a survey are available online.
NPDCI publishes concept paper that presents a definition and framework for professional development in early childhood. More . . .