Child Study Centre University of Toronto - St. George

Hey Parents!
Hooray! Our lab is excited to welcome you back to TECL Lab for Kids!
We have fun in-person studies for your toddler, ages 18 to 36mo.
Play fun games, read picture stories and solve puzzles, all while contributing to research!
You receive a $10 Amazon/Indigo gift card

>> SIGN UP www.tecl.ca (and select 'In-Person Studies')

FREE Parking will be provided.
University of Toronto's TECL Lab (www.tecl.ca)

Calling all kids ages 18 to 36 months old!

Join our Helper Study and help us find out why kids choose to help others!

Meet us in-person at the TECL Lab at 100 St. George Street!

To thank you for stopping by, you'll receive a $10 Amazon/Indigo gift card and a UofT certificate!

SIGN UP TODAY at https://www.tecl.ca/sign-up

The Budding Minds Memory and Development Lab is seeking children 7-9 years old to participate in an online study! See below 👇😊

The Budding Minds Memory and Development Lab, at the University of Toronto, is seeking healthy participants, aged 7-9, to participate in online studies examining memory development.
Sign up by completing this secure online survey:
https://redcap.utoronto.ca/surveys/?s=393Y3LDXKF&campaign=fb122021
If you are interested in learning more about our research, please feel free to visit our website at http://buddingmindslab.utoronto.ca/participate.html or contact us at [email protected]

It’s true!! 😮 This study showed that mothers who ate more garlic during pregnancy had children who preferred a more garlicky taste! Wow!! 🤯🧠

Happy Thursday everyone! Here’s a quote to keep you moving through the week!

Here’s a fun fact! Researchers have found that children learn better in social conditions (i.e, in person or over video chat) than from a video! In this study, children in their second year formed a social connection and learned new content more readily! 🧠 🤯

Happy Fridays Junior Scientists!

Here’s a fun fact! Researchers have found that children learn better in social conditions (i.e, in person or over video chat) than from a video! In this study, children in their second year formed a social connection and learned new content more readily! 🧠 🤯

Happy learning Junior Scientists! 😎

We are excited to share with you a brilliant summer course line-up offered by Brain Power Enrichment Programs! Enhance your child's writing, reading, public speaking, critical thinking, math, and science skills this summer at Brain Power! These are the perfect (exciting!) summer courses to fall madly in love with learning!

Book your spot today! Register by emailing [email protected] or calling 905-303-5457

Hey Junior Scientists!

Looking for a fun indoor activity? Here’s a link to an animal trivia game! 🦫

•https://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/media/1102/whoami.pdf

Happy Friday Junior Scientists! Are you looking for a fun, quick, online activity to do over the rainy weekend? Sign up with the Child Study Centre!

We are looking for new junior scientists to participate in our online studies which consist of short, fun activities, with one of researchers over Zoom! The activities are followed by a small token of our appreciation, such as an Amazon gift card!

Find out more at https://childstudycentre.psych.utoronto.ca/

It's true! A study by Kisilevsky et al., (2003) had fetuses at 30 weeks gestation listen to their mothers’ voice and a stranger’s voice👂

Fetuses showed increased heart rate to the mother’s voice in comparison to the strangers🫀

The fetuses actually showed a decrease in heart rate to the stranger’s voice! Wow! 🤯