Episode 25 -- The Nerds Know Their Place
from Phonological Loop Hosted by Adam R and David G
This di-week we come back to Dave's research, and he concludes the description of what he has been working on with audio data in classrooms. Adam then talks a bit about what he's planning for the coming semester, and just in general.
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