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Stanford research shows that parents can boost their child's vocabulary development and language skills with frequent vocal interactions.
Oct 15 2013 | Stanford Report Education, Students, VPGE
New research from Stanford psychologists reveals that the amount parents speak directly to their toddler can make an incredible difference in the child's language proficiency and vocabulary. BY BJORN CAREY Just as young children need nourishing food to build physical strength, they also need...
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Oct 9 2013 | VPGE News & Notes, Autumn 2013 Stanford, Students
By Shannon Birk Jibaja, MA ‘13 Before beginning my intensive master’s program in the Graduate School of Education (GSE), I could not have anticipated the immense academic, professional, and personal growth I would undergo in three short quarters. Now that graduation is behind me, I’ve been...
This wafer contains tiny computers using carbon nanotubes, a material that could lead to smaller, more energy-efficient processors.
Sep 26 2013 | Stanford Report Stanford, Students, VPGE
Unprecedented feat points toward a new generation of energy-efficient electronics. BY TOM ABATE A team of Stanford engineers has built a basic computer using carbon nanotubes, a semiconductor material that has the potential to launch a new generation of electronic devices that run faster,...
New graduate students pick up free "Red Zone" T-shirts and other materials at last week's Graduate Orientation Activities Lunch Information Event in Canfield Court.
Sep 24 2013 | Stanford Report VPGE
Stanford embraces new graduate students for their talent and promise Whether graduate students are here for three quarters or for five years, Stanford is committed to providing them with the "best possible educational experience," Patricia Gumport, vice provost for graduate education, told...

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