The Science of Self-Regulation: Understanding Development and Supporting Growth

Recorded training
Type:
  Webinar
Duration:
1 hour
Author:
Jennie Grammer
Developed by:
UC|CSU Collaborative for Neuroscience, Diversity, and Learning
Series:
UC|CSU Collaborative Summer 2025 Webinar Series
Relevant categories:
Adolescence Cognitive Development Early Adolescence Emotional Development Middle Childhood Social and Emotional Learning
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Overview

Join Dr. Jennie Grammer for an engaging session on the science of self-regulation——how we manage thoughts, emotions, and behaviors across childhood and adolescence. Drawing on research from neuroscience, education, and developmental psychology, this talk will unpack the building blocks of self-regulation, including executive functions, emotion regulation, and behavior. Dr. Grammer will explore how these skills develop over time, how they’re shaped by context and individual differences, and why they matter for learning, behavior, and well-being. Participants will leave with practical insights into how to support self-regulation through developmentally informed, evidence-based strategies.

  Keywords: Behavior, Classroom Management, Emotion Regulation, Executive Function, Self-Regulation

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