Doug Piper is co-author of a new paper exploring how Australian animated show "Bluey" exemplifies that children learn through play ...
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Robert Cortes (C’18, G’23) is the lead author of a new paper exploring the relationship between early childhood motor skills and adolescent reasoning. Published in Developmental Psychology, a journal of ...
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Technology and digital media have become ubiquitous parts of our daily lives. Screen time among children and adolescents was high before COVID-19 emerged, and it has further risen during the ...
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The Georgetowner recently featured the ELP and one of our Research Assistants, Charisma Washington! Check out the article by clicking the "read more" link below ...
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"The Davis Fellowship allowed me to not only work in person, but to grow closer to Professor Barr over the summer. I was able to come into the lab every ...
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Find out how to make sure your child creates lasting memories from Dr. Rachel Barr's science-backed tips ...
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Watch Dr. Rachel Barr and other screen time experts on how best to cope with screens during an unprecedented time ...
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View this webinar presented by Dr. Barr on how best to support your child's digital play ...
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How far has science and the field of infant development come in the last 40 years? Check out ELP director Dr. Rachel Barr’s take on it ...
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Catch Dr. Barr's tips on using screen media with young children and how best to video chat with your child ...
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Child Trends interviewed Dr. Barr to learn more about the studies being done by the ELP to learn more about cognitive flexibility in monolingual and bilingual children. This video details ...
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This article provides a brief summary on the newly-released Screen Sense report by Zero to Three. Screen Sense provides parents with a resource they can use to guide how they ...
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