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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium showcases four cutting-edge studies that spotlight the crucial connection between early experiences/interventions and children’s brain development. Using advanced neuroimaging methods like fNIRS, these studies delve into how educational strategies and environmental factors impact executive function, brain growth, and cognitive skills, specifically focusing on marginalized and special-needs groups. By offering or reviewing the neuroimaging evidence, this symposium aims to enrich educational approaches and policies by incorporating evidence-based practices. Ultimately, these studies shed light on the intricate relationship between brain development and learning and how targeted interventions can positively influence cognitive outcomes for diverse student populations.
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Impact of Parental Absence on Executive Function and Orthographic Processing in Chinese Left-Behind Children: An fNIRS Study - Dandan Wu, The Education University of Hong Kong; Yixun Li, The Education University of Hong Kong; Xinyi Dong, Shanghai Normal University; Ding Keya, Shanghai Normal University; Hui Li, The Education University of Hong Kong
Mother-child shared reading improves the language abilities and brain functions in young children with hearing loss - Yu Zhai, Beijing Normal University; Yajing Xing, Beijing Normal University; Chenchen Xu, Beijing Normal University; Xiangyu He, Beijing Normal University; Chunming Lu, Beijing Normal University
The Effect of Left-Behind Experience on Inhibitory Control in Elementary School Children: An fNIRS Comparative Study - Ding Keya, Shanghai Normal University; Yining SHEN, Shanghai Normal University; Xinyi Dong, Shanghai Normal University; Dandan Wu, The Education University of Hong Kong; Hui Li, The Education University of Hong Kong