Jane M. Healy, Ph.D.

is an educational psychologist and teacher who has worked with students from preschool through graduate school. She consults and lectures worldwide, helping teachers and parents understand the educational implications of current brain research. She has appeared on national media such as the Today show, Nightline, Good Morning America, CNN, and NPR. A mother and grandmother, she currently lives in Vail, Colorado.

Books
	Failure to Connect Technology shapes the growing mind. The younger the mind, the more malleable it is. The younger the technology, the more unproven it is. We enthusiastically expose our youngsters to new digital teachers and playmates, but we also express concern about
	Endangered Minds: Why Children Don't Think And What We Can Do About It 'Kids' brains must be different these days,' I remarked half jokingly as I graded student essays in the faculty room late one afternoon. 'If I didn't think it was impossible, I would agree with you,' chimed in a colleague who had experienced
	Your Child's Growing Mind : Brain Development and Learning From Birth to Adolescence One evening some years ago, I received a call from a young teacher whom I hadn't seen since she had left school on maternity leave. We had often talked about her hopes and plans for the baby, but tonight she sounded worried.