ELLA’s 2020 Newsletter
As many of you know, at the beginning of each new year, we share our research findings and activities from the previous year in our annual ELLA newsletter. We would like to say a huge thank you to all our
ELLA’s 2019 Newsletter
As many of you know, at the beginning of each new year, we share our research findings and activities from the previous year in our annual ELLA newsletter. We would like to say a huge thank you to all our
ELLA at the International Society for the Study of Behaviour and Development conference in the Gold Coast.
Hello friends of ELLA We would like to thank you for your participation in our research so far! We recently presented some of it at the International Society for the Study of Behaviour and Development conference on the Gold Coast.
ELLA Update: What we got up to in 2017
Click here to read our latest ELLA Update Hello from ELLA! We’ve had a really busy and productive 2017 here at ELLA. Whether or not we’ve seen you recently, or it’s been a bit longer we wanted to fill you in
Reading the right books at the right time can make a difference
It’s story time and all books may not be created equal. Interesting new research suggests that infants’ learning and brain development may benefit from stories that include individually named characters. Read more about this exciting research here
The Early Vocabularly Advantage
A rich linguistic environment provides the perfect context for children to learn to communicate with others. Here are some of the key research findings on the kind of input that can help promote language development. http://www.theconfidentteacher.com/…/the-early-vocabulary-…/
Happy 2018
Happy 2018 From ELLA! Hi friends of ELLA! We hope that you are having a lovely 2018 so far. As we reflect on 2017 and prepare to have a productive 2018, we wanted to let you know what ELLA
Visit us at the Baby Show!
The Early Learning Lab will be out and about at the Baby Show this weekend. If you’re heading to the show, we would love to see you there. All of our studies and research would be impossible without the generous