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Poverty and Chaos Chaotic living conditions can interfere with the development of healthy, well adjusted children. This article, based on a presentation at the First Urie Bronfenbrenner Conference at Cornell in October 2007, summarizes the connections between poverty, chaotic living environments, and child development. |
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Early Education Study Results Released The results of a study looking at early education in rural New York State suggest that there may be less capacity for early care and education in rural areas. |
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Research-Based Outreach: Albert Bandura's Model A multi-disciplinary, multi-stage approach is essential for improving the design and delivery of outreach. Simply disseminating research-based information is not enough as the volume of information multiplies and electronic technology makes information more easily accessible. |
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CITY Project Receives Award Teens participating in the CITY Project in Broome County received this year's "Restoring the Pride: Youth Leadership Award" from the City of Binghamton. |
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