Early.Learning.Project [Organization], use a name, please.?
If so, consider joining our video chat study
Is the study done in a video chat?
Or do you want to study video chats?
Infants don't chat yet.
The request isn't very clearly written.
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-=-We are looking for teams of both parents and grandparents to participate in 4 online surveys,-=-
Grandparents who have chatted with their grandchildren online?
Grandparents who have grandchildren living in the same house?
-=-the Early Learning Project at Georgetown University is studying how infants learn and interact through a screen.-=-
Learning is the same with a screen, a book, or an in-person exchange.? It only happens inside the learner, if the information is interesting and there's something already inside to stick it to¡ªassociations and connections.
I'm glad the study's being done, so that the nonsense that has been claimed to keep children from "using screens" can be debunked.
Since you (a singular person who posted the request for participants, or the group, if others are reading) want to learn more about learning, consider the problem of using the term "screens."
If you want to make comparisons to similar odd learning situations, look at the school of the air (public school by radio, at first, and now internet) in Australia.? They have seventy years of experience.
I hope the self-reporting of mainstream parents who were disallowing "screentime" before all this started won't be the same propaganda they were believing when their kids were going to school.?
Sandra
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-=-?the Early Learning Project at Georgetown University is studying how infants learn and interact through a screen.?-=-
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Sandra Dodd