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Playing Out: What lockdown means for children’s outdoor play

Playing Out: What lockdown means for children’s outdoor play

Developmental Psychologist Dr Amanda Carr, Dr Philip Ulrich and research assistant Michelle England discuss their research on children’s outdoor play preferences and look to understand what life in lockdown means […]

26th May 202027th May 2020 covid-19, Developmental, ResearchLeave a Comment on Playing Out: What lockdown means for children’s outdoor play
Technology and Media in Children’s Development

Technology and Media in Children’s Development

Suzanne Bartholomew, PhD student in Developmental Psychology shares her view of the Technology and Media in Children’s Development Conference – organised by the Society for Research in Child Development, California, […]

14th November 20161st September 2017 Conference, Developmental, Learning and TeachingLeave a Comment on Technology and Media in Children’s Development

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