Toddlers learn faster when surprised, recognizing improbable events even without words. Experiencing unexpected scenarios boosts their memory.

Jehan Perera The NPP’s main attraction at the presidential election, and one of its key campaign promises, was to bring a ...

Does your child have selective hearing, or could they possibly have the beginning of hearing loss? Normal, everyday ...

This month, Rebecca Buzzard and Katelyn Robalino, from the Town’s Strategic Communications Marketing and Engagement team tell the story of Language Access and Language Justice in Chapel ... There is a ...

Excited about the prospects of a new job in a different community, a woman phoned the Boys & Girls Club office in Coleraine recently to inquire about after school care for her two elementary age ...

Toddlers might be too young to know the words impossible and improbable but they may still understand how possibility works, research suggests. The study found that two and three-year-olds are able to ...

Children too young to know words like "impossible" and "improbable" nonetheless understand how possibility works, finds new work with two- and ...

A Lehigh University research team has now collaborated with Massachusetts General Hospital in an effort to transform medical ...