Foundinblank.com Website Review

a blog by adam stone about educational neuroscience, data science, american sign language (asl), deaf education, educational technology, what did i do after getting my phd? i got married (the next day)! soon after that, i got a postdoctoral researcher gig at the mind, bosworth. and one week later, i moved to edinburgh, scotland where i’ve been working remotely with rain. will update this site and. if you’ve come to this site looking for language acquisition research and resources for deaf infants and deaf children, i recommend. today’s the first day of fall semester–and my fourth, hopefully last, year in the phd in educational neuroscience (pen) program! i pas*ed my dissertation proposal defense last may, officially became abd, and have been collecting data all summer long in dr. petitto’s research–but what’s my dissertation about, anyway? here’s the project summary: > the goal of this research is to understand how all infants discover > the finite set of language units in their native language from the > phonetic-syllabic units). the findings will help us better > understand on a modality-free level how infants begin life with > brain mechanisms predisposed for discovering the core phonological > parts of their languages, and how we can support clinicians in > identifying infants at risk for phonology-based language and > reading disorders. it’s a mouthful but it basically means babies–and lots of babies! here’s a fun video showing what this study looks like. sitting in front of matlab an*lyzing their brain imaging data. fun! when i was a volunteer english teacher at a deaf school in sri lanka (foundinceylon.com), the holidays were always just around the corner, and i’m not just talking about the december holidays. sri lanka has the dubious honor of having the most government holidays plus, schools also celebrate the international children’s day (see my photos