CHST 3103

(3 Credits) 3 Lecture hours This course will explore the emerging theories of early and adolescent brain development and the implications for human development across the life span. Topics will include: early and adolescent brain development, brain plasticity, adverse childhood experiences, resiliency in the face of risk, and parenting perspectives. This course will build on previous courses in development and support students to apply this knowledge to their work with diverse children and families and in knowledge dissemination. Note: Students are advised to register for this course after completion of their first year of study. Section information text: No Waitlisting.