Trust-Based Playful Learning

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In this episode we learn all about community-focused Playful Learning Landscapes and trust with Dr. Annelise Pesch! We also dive into the balance between making research both community-focused and generalizable. Dr. Annelise Pesch is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Temple University's Infant & Child Lab. She received her PhD in Developmental Psychology from the Institute of Child Development at the University of Minnesota.

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