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Parents As Brain Builders

Parents As Brain Builders

Sep 25, 2018

New Horizon Academy CEO Chad Dunkley recently attended an early childhood conference in Baltimore. At the conference, a professor from Georgetown University spoke about recent research on brain development. She spoke to the importance of serve and return.

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