通过基层专业学习社区将神经科学研究转化为实践

IF 3.4 Q2 NEUROSCIENCES Trends in Neuroscience and Education Pub Date : 2024-10-28 DOI:10.1016/j.tine.2024.100243
Scott Justus , Kristin Simmers , Kevin Arnold , Ido Davidesco
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教育神经科学和心智、大脑与教育领域探索如何将神经科学和心理学研究应用于教育实践。这些领域之前的工作有助于提炼各种学习策略并传达给教育工作者,但研究人员与教育工作者之间的双向交流仍然非常有限。鉴于当前学生和教育工作者面临的挑战,如学生心理健康危机[[1], [2], [3], [4]和教育工作者职业倦怠[5], [6], [7],我们非常需要更具包容性的研究成果转化工作。在这篇评论中,我们建议神经教育工作者,无论是研究人员、教育工作者,还是/或其他相关人员,都参与到基层工作中来,帮助当地学区转化和倡导以教育神经科学为基础的实践。专业学习社区(PLC)就是一种众所周知的转化结构。通过主动加入或与当地学校共同组建专业学习社区,神经教育工作者可以利用以研究为基础的指导和策略来帮助解决迫切的教育需求。
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Translating neuroscience research to practice through grassroots professional learning communities
The fields of Educational Neuroscience and Mind, Brain, and Education explore how neuroscience and psychology research can be applied to education practice. Prior work in these fields helped to distill and convey various learning strategies to educators, but bidirectional communication between researchers and educators is still very limited. Given the current challenges facing students and educators, such as the student mental health crisis [[1], [2], [3], [4] and educator burnout [5], [6], [7], there is a great need for more inclusive research translation efforts. In this commentary, we are proposing that neuroeducators, be they researchers, educators, and/or other interested parties, partake in grassroots efforts to help translate and advocate for educational neuroscience-informed practices in local school districts. One well known translation structure is the professional learning community (PLC). By offering to join or form a PLC with local schools, neuroeducators can help address urgent educational needs using research-informed guidance and strategies.
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