Loud noises change how brain processes speech
Neuroscientists at the University of Texas at Dallas how found that loud noises change how our brain processes speech....
read moreTeens’ concussion symptoms tell a story
A new study indicates that teens who have experienced a concussion then become more sensitive to noise or light may be more likely to have emotional symptoms....
read moreLanguage delay more genetic than environmental
Research on twins found that they have twice the rate of language delay than single children....
read moreLearning to read goes beyond 4th grade
Researchers studied the brain waves of fourth-graders and found that “learning to read” doesn’t necessarily change to “reading to learn” in fourth grade....
read moreBabies rehearse speech mechanics before speaking
New research indicates that babies between 7 and 11 months rehearse speech mechanics before they actually talk....
read moreFit kids have better language skills
There’s new evidence that fit children are not only in better shape than their unfit peers, but also better at language and brain response times....
read moreUsing touch-screens may lower toddlers’ verbal scores
A recent study found that toddlers who play non-educational games on touch-screen devices have lower verbal scores....
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