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Stephen Dubner

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9982 total appearances

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Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Wow. If you had asked me to guess all the ways that a program like that could fail, it would have taken me a while to guess that you simply didn't get parental uptake.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Wow. If you had asked me to guess all the ways that a program like that could fail, it would have taken me a while to guess that you simply didn't get parental uptake.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

If you were to attach a noun to what this is, the scalability blank, is it a... problem? Is it a dilemma? Is it a crisis?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

If you were to attach a noun to what this is, the scalability blank, is it a... problem? Is it a dilemma? Is it a crisis?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

If you were to attach a noun to what this is, the scalability blank, is it a... problem? Is it a dilemma? Is it a crisis?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

So John List and Dana Susskind and some other researchers are on a quest to address this scalability crisis. They've been writing a series of papers, for instance, The Science of Using Science Towards an Understanding of the Threats to Scaling Experiments. A lot of their focus is on early education, since that is a particular passion of Susskind's.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

So John List and Dana Susskind and some other researchers are on a quest to address this scalability crisis. They've been writing a series of papers, for instance, The Science of Using Science Towards an Understanding of the Threats to Scaling Experiments. A lot of their focus is on early education, since that is a particular passion of Susskind's.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

So John List and Dana Susskind and some other researchers are on a quest to address this scalability crisis. They've been writing a series of papers, for instance, The Science of Using Science Towards an Understanding of the Threats to Scaling Experiments. A lot of their focus is on early education, since that is a particular passion of Susskind's.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

It is kind of like a superhero in reverse. During the day, you're doing the big dramatic stuff, and at night, you're going home to analyze the data and figure out what's happening.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

It is kind of like a superhero in reverse. During the day, you're doing the big dramatic stuff, and at night, you're going home to analyze the data and figure out what's happening.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

It is kind of like a superhero in reverse. During the day, you're doing the big dramatic stuff, and at night, you're going home to analyze the data and figure out what's happening.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

And was that a recognition that some kids after the surgery sort of zoomed up the education ladder and others didn't?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

And was that a recognition that some kids after the surgery sort of zoomed up the education ladder and others didn't?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

And was that a recognition that some kids after the surgery sort of zoomed up the education ladder and others didn't?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Is that true?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Is that true?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Is that true?

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Susskind started what was then called the 30 Million Words Initiative, 30 million being an estimate of how many fewer words a child from a low-income home will have heard than an affluent child by the time they turn four. But these days, the project is called the TMW Center for Early Learning and Public Health.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Susskind started what was then called the 30 Million Words Initiative, 30 million being an estimate of how many fewer words a child from a low-income home will have heard than an affluent child by the time they turn four. But these days, the project is called the TMW Center for Early Learning and Public Health.

Freakonomics Radio
Policymaking Is Not a Science β€” Yet (Update)

Susskind started what was then called the 30 Million Words Initiative, 30 million being an estimate of how many fewer words a child from a low-income home will have heard than an affluent child by the time they turn four. But these days, the project is called the TMW Center for Early Learning and Public Health.