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Stephen Dubner

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

Hot-button because it's so hard to believe that the number is legit?

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

Hot-button because it's so hard to believe that the number is legit?

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

Hot-button because it's so hard to believe that the number is legit?

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

So you didn't make TMW stand for something else?

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

So you didn't make TMW stand for something else?

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

So you didn't make TMW stand for something else?

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

Okay, now you all know it too. Anyway, they started the center with this idea of

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

Okay, now you all know it too. Anyway, they started the center with this idea of

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

Okay, now you all know it too. Anyway, they started the center with this idea of

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

Okay, so far so good. The research is clear that heavy exposure to language is good for the developing brain. But how do you turn that research finding into action? And how do you scale it up?

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

Okay, so far so good. The research is clear that heavy exposure to language is good for the developing brain. But how do you turn that research finding into action? And how do you scale it up?

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

Okay, so far so good. The research is clear that heavy exposure to language is good for the developing brain. But how do you turn that research finding into action? And how do you scale it up?

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

You know, it's a hard one. That is Patti Chamberlain, senior research scientist at Oregon Social Learning Center.

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

You know, it's a hard one. That is Patti Chamberlain, senior research scientist at Oregon Social Learning Center.

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

You know, it's a hard one. That is Patti Chamberlain, senior research scientist at Oregon Social Learning Center.

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

Chamberlain also looks at scaling as a process. So it's almost like there's stages that you have to go through. And if the first stage is research that involves an RCT, a randomized controlled trial, there's already an important choice to make.

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

Chamberlain also looks at scaling as a process. So it's almost like there's stages that you have to go through. And if the first stage is research that involves an RCT, a randomized controlled trial, there's already an important choice to make.

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

Chamberlain also looks at scaling as a process. So it's almost like there's stages that you have to go through. And if the first stage is research that involves an RCT, a randomized controlled trial, there's already an important choice to make.

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

One program Chamberlain founded is called Treatment Foster Care Oregon.

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

One program Chamberlain founded is called Treatment Foster Care Oregon.