Angela Santomero
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516 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2016
last heard Oct 2021
Angela Santomero’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's very cool.
then of course, when I met Fred, and I was able to tell him that that also gave you know, I had a lot of I got a lot of accolades from him because of that.
I think that's awesome.
Oh, yes.
Deb Linebarger at the University of Pennsylvania cites, when she was at the University of Pennsylvania and then continues today, she has cited tons of research with her group about the merits of screen time.
And obviously it's choosing the right programs and that if you're creating with an intent to teach...
and that you have that background, we're seeing lots of reports that show that kids are actually learning.
And then we do our own formative research whenever we're testing something new to really see how kids across the board, both in low income and regular income,
families are what they're doing with our content and the questions that they're asking about our content and then how it's impacting their learning.
And again, that's formative.
That's what we see just in order to better what we do.
And then, of course, we're backing that up with Dan Anderson and the University of Pennsylvania in Annenberg folks and everybody who's doing this research starting way back when in Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers neighborhood and beyond about literally the power and the influence that media can have on kids.
So, yes.
So, we have a formative research team, and most of them come from Teachers College, Columbia University, where we've all studied the effects of media on kids and understanding how it affects their learning.
So, when you go to the program at Teachers College, it's also about the education and child development, and then how it crosses through media in terms of what we can do using instructional technology and media.
So, like using the power of
media to inform what we do.
So we have that background.
And then what we'll do is we'll literally take a second draft of a script in a protocol format so that each researcher will sit on the floor with kids and say the script in the exact same way and read the script in the exact same way.
And then for Blue's Clues, we'll play the games that you'll play on the show and we'll record what's going on with the kids.
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