Newington College warmly invites all parents to an evening with Dr Justin Coulson.

Stereotypes about boys and girls have been around for centuries. We all grew up learning that girls play with dolls and boys play with trucks, girls wear pink and boys wear blue, girls are good at reading and boys are good at maths, boys are active and use their bodies, but girls prefer to be sedentary and talk lots.

Despite the supposed gender revolution, boys and girls really do seem to be different. They relate to others differently, develop differently, play differently, receive diagnoses differently, experience mental health challenges differently, and more.

In this science-based presentation, Dr Justin Coulson unpacks brain, behaviour, and gender myths, truths, and rumours to help parents work with their children to uncover their strengths, build motivation, and maximise their resilience and wellbeing.

Thursday 5 June
Old Boys Lecture Theatre, Newington College, 200 Stanmore Road

Timing

5.30pm - 6.00pm
Pre event refreshments

6.00pm - 7.30pm
Presentation

Contact the host of Parent Learning Series: Boys, Girls, Brains & Behaviour

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