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A. Carroll, Ann Nugent, S. MacMahon, J. Hattie
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学习科学(SoL)对于学习的复兴、恢复学习以及如何将其作为教育的核心业务加以促进至关重要。作为21世纪初的一项新研究,人工智能采用多学科的方法,通过神经科学、心理学和教育学的融合来增加我们对学习的理解。虽然许多人质疑社会科学影响教育的潜力,认为神经科学和课堂之间的差距是“一座太远的桥”,但我们认为一座桥已经存在,只是在全球范围内形式略有不同。在澳大利亚,桥梁在研究和实践方面都有坚实的基础,这是学术界和教育工作者合作的产物,并得到了政府政策的支持。学术界、教育实践和政府政策三者共同努力,缩小了研究成果与实施之间的差距。
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Reflections on the Australian Research Council–Special Research Initiative Science of Learning Research Centre: The promise of a new narrative and evidence base for education
The Science of Learning (SoL) is fundamental to the renaissance of learning, reinstating learning, and how to promote it as the core business of education. Emerging as a new endeavour of study at the beginning of the 21st century, SoL adopts a multi-disciplinary approach to increase our understanding of learning through the convergence of neuroscience, psychology, and education. While many question the potential for SoL to impact education, arguing the gap between neuroscience and the classroom is ‘a bridge too far’, we suggest a bridge already exists, taking on slightly different forms globally. Here in Australia, the bridge has strong foundations in both research and practice, the product of a collaborative undertaking between academics and educators, and supported by government policy. The triad of academia, education practice, and government policy has worked together to close the divide between research findings and implementation.
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