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FETUS BIRTH PRESCHOOL SCHOOL COLLEGE EDUCATION AND HEALTH INTERACTION IS CRUCIAL FOR EARLY COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT & LEARNING FETUS BIRTH PRESCHOOL SCHOOL COLLEGE MOTHER EDUCATION (Sosnaud, 2019) Relative Risk of Infant Mortality by Maternal Education <12 Years Schooling vs. 4 Years of college

17% TIPICAL MENTAL DEV. AT 30 MONTHS EDUCATION AND HEALTH INTERACTION IS CRUCIAL FOR EARLY COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT & LEARNING FETUS BIRTH PRESCHOOL SCHOOL COLLEGE PREMATURITY 17% TIPICAL MENTAL DEV. AT 30 MONTHS (Glass et al, 2015) READING FAILURE EARLY SPEECH DELAY (Lyytinen et al, 2015)

PREMATURITY 5 - 18 % AGE DATA ACTION 15 million infants are born preterm. It is the main preventable cause of death under 5y (Liu et al, 2016). IS EXTERNAL STIMULATION NEGATIVE FOR COGNITION? ARE PRETERMS FORCED TO ACCELERATE LEARNING? CONSEQUENCES FOR LEARNING & EDUCATION? AGE DATA ACTION CLINICAL SUPPORT + MIMIC WOMB ENV. CIRCADIAN R (Mark et al, 2017) PT NEWBORN INMATURE 6-12 months SPEECH DOES NOT ACCELERATE (Peña, Werker & Dehaene-Lambertz, 2012; 2010; But also see Nazzi et al, 2015) 6-7 months VISUAL SOCIAL ((Jando et al, 2012; Peña, Arias & Dehaene-Lambertz, 2015) DOES ACCELERATE

NON HUMAN ANIMAL  HUMAN CRITICAL PERIODS SENSORIAL DEPRIVATION VISUAL SOCIAL SENSORIAL DEPRIVATION Valproato Videogame NATIVE LANGUAGE PHONOLOGY ReOpen Takao Hensh 2005-- 17% TIPICAL DEVELOPMENT MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AGENDA To understand how best to scale up interventions

READING FAILURE = WORLD CRISIS 617 million children and adolescents are not achieving minimum proficiency levels (MPLs) in reading (UNESCO, statistics, 2017) QUALITY OF EDUCATION LOW ACCESS TO SCHOOL BIOLOGY (15%) DYSLEXIA Deafness

DYSLEXIA Average 10 % AGE SIGN ACTION BE ALERT FETUS FAMILY HISTORY + RHYTHM ?? + EEG PHONEME NEWBORN EARLY SPEECH DELAY + VOCABULARY 2 YEARS + SPEECH COMPREHENSION DIFFICULTIES + GAMES + PHONEME AWARNESS PRESCHOOL + LETTER KNOWLEDGE + RAPID NAMING + PERSISTENT LATE TALKER DIFFICULTIES SCHOOL  DIAGNOSIS + INTERVENTION + GRAPHOGAME + FAILURE ON READING BY 2nd GRADE

PROMOTE VOCALIZATIONS SIELO = SOFTWARE INCREASE VOCABULARY LEARN LETTER SOUND PROMOTE VOCALIZATIONS (Guevara, Pittaluga, Pino, Dehaene, Dehaene-Lambertz, Peña, in preparation) ENCODING VOCALIZATIONS RECALL WORD 1 WORD 2 WORD RECOGNITION VOCALIZE PRE-POST DESIGN CONTROL GROUP = WAITING LIST 2 MONTHS DURATION

RESULTS COGNITIVE GAIN ASQ-3 - COMMUNICATION – 2 YEARS OLD F(1,81) = 4.73 p = .032 *** ** ASQ-3 - COMMUNICATION – 2 YEARS OLD Control (n=37) Exp. (n=46) RESULTS COGNITIVE GAIN (POST-PRE) SDpre ** *** F(1,104) = 7.59 p = .007 Control(n=59) Exp. (n=47) VOCABULARY COMPREHENSION – 3.5 YEARS OLD

HEALTH & EDUCATION INTEGRATED RESEARCH AGENDA EDUCATION AND HEALTH INFLUENCE EARLY DEVELOPMENT FETUS BIRTH PRESCHOOL SCHOOL COLLEGE MOTHER EDUCATION HIGH QUALITY SCHOOL EDUCATION HIGH QUALITY HEALTH EDUCATION HEALTH & EDUCATION INTEGRATED RESEARCH AGENDA OPEN SCIENCE OPEN HEALTH OPEN EDUCATION IDEAS LABORATORY  TRANSFER SUSTAINABLE

CONSEIL SCIENTIFIQUE DE L’ÉDUCATION NATIONALE THANKS MERCI CONSEIL SCIENTIFIQUE DE L’ÉDUCATION NATIONALE FRANCE

EDUCATION AND HEALTH INFLUENCE EACH OTHER

Letter Word Letter Word RESULTS GAME INTEREST TO PLAY ACCURACY Correct responses (%) Encoding Test Encoding Test LONG-TERM MEMORY (~4.5M) VOCALIZATIONS Correct responses (%) Correct responses (%) Letter Word Letter Word n=41 n=53 n=68 n=61.

EDUCATION AND HEALTH INFLUENCE EACH OTHER. Poor education  unhealthy behaviors: smoking, drinking, obesity. Poor health  limits the access to school.