The University of 91吃瓜鈥檚 Center for Children and Families is hosting a national symposium, 鈥�,鈥欌�� Oct. 10 to 12 (Sunday to Tuesday) at McKenna Hall on 91吃瓜鈥檚 campus.
Nationally renowned scholars from several disciplines will present research on the psychological, anthropological and biological conditions related to the optimal brain and body system development in human beings.
Experts鈥� presentations will reexamine the influence of early experience on child outcomes, and how human beings鈥� emotions develop and function. There is that particular childrearing practices positively or negatively impact brain development, and evidence that the ways we are rearing our children today are not the ways humans are designed to thrive.
Details of the symposium, including speakers鈥� biographies and scheduled presentations are available .