Your family can help science from home! Our online research studies are from universities across the world. They are fun for families, and serious for science!
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Which science activities will YOUR family choose to do today? Our online research studies are from universities across the world. They are fun for families, and serious for science! Find out more at ChildrenHelpingScience.com
Children Helping Science is relaunching!
We are merging with the Lookit platform (lookit.mit.edu) to create a central hub for remote studies for babies & children.
Zoom studies? ✅
Surveys? ✅
Any link? ✅
Advertising elsewhere? ✅
Bring them on over! 🧵
All the info you need to get started is available here:
lookit.readthedocs.io/en/dev…
You can start using the platform today by visiting lookit.mit.edu. After May 25, childrenhelpingscience.com will redirect to the new platform as well.
Some benefits for families include:
⭐ See all the studies you've participated in
⭐ Fewer forms to fill out - stored demographic data is shared when you participate in a study
⭐ Get email notifications for new studies & communicate with researchers via a single platform
We are featured in this music video "Empirical Girl" - find online science studies for your "Empirical Kids" to participate in at home at ChildrenHelpingScience.com (video features scientists including @CandiceMMills and @E_Bonawitz youtube.com/watch?v=tCnYwFg7…
Your family is quickly approaching the year 2021! Also, SCIENCE is quickly approaching 2021! At Children Helping Science, you can find hundreds of online activities to help university researchers learn about how children think and learn. Find the perfect activity for your family!
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“#SummerReading Meets #CitizenScience,” an online event series presented by @nnlmAoU and SciStarter, helps keep students, adults & families engaged with reading and research to prevent “summer slide” learning loss. All events are online and open to all. blog.scistarter.org/2020/07/…
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Families can help science from the comfort of home! Find out more in the article linked below, and please retweet and invite your friends. It’s fun for families, serious for science. #kidsactivities #CitizenScience
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Professor Helps Launch Platform for Online Developmental Psychology Studies - #BBS associate professor Candice Mills, PhD, along with 5 other scientists at other institutions helped create Children Helping Science, an online platform. #utdallas ow.ly/8UXY30qZ5Yj
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Remote research presents new opportunities for developmental psychologists to understand how children learn! Check out my latest on @blog_bold, "Online labs: under development"! 👶🖥️
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Our team just published a paper about online research with children, including our very own website where lots of families find studies to participate in. The paper is in the scientific journal @TrendsCognSci and you can find it at ChildrenHelpingScience.com/p…!
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Take a walk on the wild side! Students can explore animal habitats around the globe, from the rainforests to the desert to the tundra, with these fun at-home activities. (Via @WeAreTeachers) to.pbs.org/2Lsouju
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Skype A Scientist is such a cool program: a classroom gets to talk directly to a working scientist - if you're a teacher looking for something for your class to do that works well in an online format, check it out!
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Considering the aspects of group psychology can help teachers and school leaders improve the way their school community functions. hgse.me/3cpf04v
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New! 'Earth School' high-quality educational portal - videos and lessons: ow.ly/tpEw50zoNge @GEOSEC2025
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Pretty cave, huh? It's full of carnivorous glowworms. Arachnocampa luminosa fill natural caves and abandoned mines in New Zealand. After hatching, the larva spin silk nests on the roof and walls of caves. Their soft light lures prey: trib.al/kpcLR8N
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Kids need to hear it’s okay to have big & confusing feelings right now—like being worried. @ATT & SSIC have developed resources to help families talk about these feelings & get through tough times together. bit.ly/2yKsqJB #ConnectedTogether #ATTImpact #CaringForEachOther
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See this Instagram post by @scistarter and swipe your way through information about 7 #citizenscience projects ! instagram.com/p/B_kSt-Mj9MN/…