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Math Talk with Babies and Toddlers: How Adults Support Early Math Learning with Language

By using math talk in everyday activities, parents can support their young child’s math learning. In this article, we provide examples of math talk and how to incorporate math talk in various day-to-day activities.

April 4, 2020
Is Happiness Feeling What’s “Right”?

Is happiness just about feeling good in the moment? Or is happiness also about feeling what’s “right”?

April 4, 2020
Tips for being a Pre-Med Psychobiology Student

This article was authored by Selam Mulugeta and Danny Rahal as part of the 2020 pre-graduate spotlight series. It is no secret that many students at UCLA are pre-med. When I first started at UCLA, I was convinced that there was a formula for being the ideal pre-med student. After four years of undergrad and…

April 3, 2020
Addressing the Portrayal of Mental Illness in Film and Television

With accessibility to film and television at an all-time high, this form of media reaches a very large audience. It is easy for us to get caught up in the plot of our favorite movie or TV show, without realizing the lasting effects that these films and shows have on the way we think and…

March 25, 2020

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