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New Research Suggests That Pre-K Could Protect Kids Who Face Systemic Disadvantages
TC’s Tyler Watts explains his recently published research on Pre-K effects in North Carolina
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Our master's graduates work in research labs, biomedical institutions, educational and child care agencies, foundations, public policy settings, state and local governments, community programs, and as instructors in community colleges.
Welcome to the Developmental Psychology program
The Developmental Psychology programs focuses on the development of individuals across their lifespan within the context of family, peer groups, child-care and after-school programs, schools, neighborhoods, and larger communities and society. We consider the well-being of children, youth, and adults, vis-a-vis the cognitive, emotional, social, academic, and health domains. Our research focuses on the disparities among groups as well as the ways in which equity among groups may be promoted via educational and societal strategies. Our curriculum stresses theory and research in the service of policy and practice.
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- Doctor of Philosophy
- Master of Arts