[Source: Medical X-Press]
 

Either sentence is grammatically acceptable, but you probably found the first one to be more natural. Why? Perhaps because of the placement of the word "out," which seems to fit better in the middle of this word sequence than the end.
 

In technical terms, the first sentence has a shorter "dependency length"-a shorter total distance, in words, between the crucial elements of a sentence. Now a new study of 37 languages by three MIT researchers has shown that most languages move toward "dependency length minimization" (DLM) in practice. That means language users have a global preference for more locally grouped dependent words, whenever possible.

[Source:  Medical News Today]
 

Researchers at McGill have clearly identified, for the first time, the specific parts of the brain involved in decisions that call for delayed gratification. In a paper recently published in the European Journal of Neuroscience, they demonstrated that the hippocampus (associated with memory) and the nucleus accumbens (associated with pleasure) work together in making critical decisions of this type, where time plays a role. The researchers showed that when these two structures were effectively 'disconnected' in the brain, there is a disruption of decisions related to delayed gratification.

[Source:  Science Daily]
 

A Norwegian study of kindergarten children reveals that girls are more interested in language activities than boys. As a result boys may receive less linguistic stimulation and become less prepared for school than girls.
 

Federal education officials are reminding schools not to skimp on needed speech and language services for children with autism.
 

In a  letter to states, officials from the U.S. Department of Education say they've heard that an increasing number of kids on the spectrum may not be receiving services from speech-language pathologists at school. Moreover, such professionals are frequently left out of the evaluation process and are often not present at meetings to determine what services a child should receive under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, the department said.

PediaStaff is hiring School-Based Occupational Therapists throughout California.
 

These are full-time contracted positions that can be paid either on a W2 or as an independent contractor.  Positions start soon for the SY15/16 so apply now to learn more information! 
 

Requirements:  Must hold appropriate Degree in Occupational Therapy; a current state license (or eligible) if applicable. New grads with fieldwork experience and a passion for working with children will be considered.
 

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[Source: Bridging Apps]
 

Balance. Coordination. Strength. Flexibility. Posture. Focus. Concentration. Calmness. These elements make the list for some of the known improvements and benefits of yoga. And the benefits of yoga are not limited to adults. All children, even children that shy away from physical activity and children with special needs, can experience the same benefits and develop a sense of accomplishment with yoga. A wonderful app, called Super Stretch Yoga, brings that opportunity to children and a gym membership is not required.