Day 2 Session 2: Building Solid Parenting Foundations – 3 Key Interdisciplinary Insights from Neuroscience, Psychology, and Developmental Science

Lin Lim, Ph.D.

Parenting and human development does not come with a guidebook or formal training. Start by understanding 3 key translational research insights  from neuroscience, psychology and developmental Science.

Parents play an important role in nurturing and guiding our children. Why doesn’t parenting and human development come with a guidebook and formal training? Begin by understanding and clarifying myths in 3 key translational research insights  from neuroscience, psychology, and developmental Science: 1) Brain and reasoning, 2) Anchoring and Priming, 3) Attention.

Lin Lim, Ph.D. is an Associate Dean at Bridges Graduate School of Cognitive Diversity in Education (BGS). She holds a doctorate in psychology from Boston University, Academic Graduate Certificate in Mind, Brain, and Teaching (Johns Hopkins University), and Twice-exceptional Education (BGS). Her journey with her two profoundly gifted children, one is twice-exceptional, drives her to create better understanding and collaboration between all educational stakeholders.

Please join us for this event! 
You are invited to a Zoom Session for The GHF Gifted Home Education Conference: Celebrating the Gifted / 2e Family. (Link leads to the event in the GHF Forum – Member Content)
When: Saturday June 4, 2022 1:45pm Pacific / 4:45pm Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Building Solid Parenting Foundations – 3 Key Interdisciplanary Insights from Neuroscience, Psychology, and Developmental Science

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