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Joshua Hartshorne, Boston College

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Related award:  A "Citizen Science" approach to COVID-19 social distancing effects on children's language development

 

Read an English Transcript of Joshua Hartshorne's "A 'Citizen Science' approach to COVID-19 social distancing effects on children's language development" Presentation

Transcribed by Lauren Close

Columbia Academic Commons DOI for this Presentation: 10.7916/b6sq-d991

Haga clic aquí para leer una transcripción en español de Joshua Hartshorne: ''Un enfoque de "Ciencia Ciudadana" a los efectos de distanciamiento social COVID-19 en el desarrollo del lenguaje infantil''

Traductores: Isabella Graham Martinez 

Columbia Academic Commons DOI for this Presentation: 10.7916/gah0-tk28

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