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- LENA | Building Brains Through Early Talk
LENA (Language ENvironment Analysis) is on a mission to transform children's futures through early talk technology and data-driven programs LENA provides technology-based programs to accelerate the language development of children birth to three and close opportunity gaps
- LENA Grow - LENA - Building brains through early talk
LENA Grow delivers a single, straightforward, evidence-based solution to boosting children's language, literacy, and social-emotional development while improving both teacher satisfaction and classroom quality
- Resources - LENA
LENA is a national nonprofit on a mission to transform children’s futures through early talk technology and data-driven programs
- Understanding LENA Technology
LENA technology is the industry standard for measuring talk with children, which is a critical factor in early brain development LENA uses a small wearable device — often referred to as a “talk pedometer” — combined with cloud-based software to deliver detailed feedback that helps adults make proven, sustainable increases in
- LENA Start - LENA - Building brains through early talk
LENA Start helps communities reach parents and caregivers of young children through five integrated elements: An engaging, bilingual curriculum teaches parents brain-building talk skills by leveraging instructional videos, peer-group sharing, printed resources, and self reflection
- Transforming early childhood education through early talk - LENA
LENA is a national nonprofit on a mission to transform children’s futures through early talk technology and data-driven programs
- LENA Webinars - LENA - Building brains through early talk
See a full list of LENA's recorded and upcoming webinars featuring expert interviews, the latest brain and early language research, and deep dives into LENA programs
- The Importance of Early Literacy in Early Childhood Programs - LENA
At LENA, we measure what matters most for early literacy development: back-and-forth interactions between adults and children We call these interactions “ conversational turns ” Even infants experience conversational turns
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