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Michael Feldstein: "Let's start with the big picture. Carnegie Mellon has been a pioneer in various types of theoretical and applied educational and cognitive science research—which is now fashionable to roll up into a ball and call "learning science"—for decades. While their work often doesn't get the publicity it deserves, the breadth and depth is astounding. I've had the privilege of visiting a few times and taking deep dives.1 There are very few institutions in the world that are in their league in terms of the scope of what they do."
