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Kennedy Krieger Magazine

Kennedy Krieger Magazine shares news about the Institute’s advances in research, patient care, special education and community programs, and stories about the achievements of the Institute’s patients, students, staff members, supporters and volunteers. The magazine is distributed by mail and email twice a year..

Your Childs Brain

Your Child's Brain Podcast

Kennedy Krieger News

General News Releases

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Clinical Connection

Clinical Connection provides articles and updates on Kennedy Krieger’s patient care programs and services.

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Potential Magazine

Kennedy Krieger Institute's magazine, Potential, informs readers about the latest institute news and advances in research, patient care, special education, and community programs; it also provides inspirational articles on our patients' achievements.

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Tell Us Your Story

Tell us about how Kennedy Krieger Institute has made a difference in your life.

We want to hear stories from family members, adult patients, student families, researchers, staff and faculty members.

Ketia Stokes and Lisa Jacobson

Linking Research to Classrooms Blog

Leveraging the research and clinical expertise of Kennedy Krieger Institute to support teaching and learning for all.

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How do Language Skills Impact Math Learning?

There are several sets of skills required for students to perform well with math tasks, skills we may not initially consider to be important for math success. Lisa Carey and Lisa Jacobson discuss those skills and how teachers can ensure students develop various cognitive skills needed for learning.

Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities Newsletter – 2023, Issue 4

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Food Before One: Is it Really Just for Fun?

If you belong to parenting groups or follow parenting blogs online, there is a good chance you’ve heard the phrase “food before one is just for fun.” Proponents of this idea typically believe that breast milk or formula can and should meet all of a child’s feeding needs during the first year of life