SLC Catalyst: Individual Differences in Learning
SLC Catalyst:学习中的个体差异
基本信息
- 批准号:0350360
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2003
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2003-10-01 至 2007-01-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This SLC Catalyst activity focuses on individual differences in learning. If individual differences can be known -- and marked somehow in each individual -- then it may be possible to intervene to optimize learning. To fully understand the highly individual learning process, this project aims to resolve in detail the molecular, cellular, and systems basis of patterns of neural activity and networks in rodent models and in humans that contribute to individual learning. The long-range vision is to develop an integrated understanding of individual differences in learning such that it may be possible in the future to tailor teaching methods, or other means of intervention, to an individual based on the function of his/her unique brain system to optimize learning. This Catalyst project plans for a Science of Learning Center through a yearlong activity that emphasizes not only pilot projects to explore the basic research core, but the development of a foundation for diverse disciplines to work together. The research activities proposed have the potential to optimize learning for all individuals of our society. New Mexico as the first minority-majority state is a reflection of the changes occurring throughout the nation and consequently, has an important role as a laboratory for the exploration of the foundations of learning in a highly diverse population. The proposed Southwest Center for the Science of Learning will bring to bear the intellectual and diversity resources to address the complex educational, cultural and economic changes facing the rest of the nation.
这个SLC催化剂活动的重点是学习中的个体差异。如果个体差异能够被了解——并在每个个体身上以某种方式被标记出来——那么就有可能进行干预以优化学习。为了充分理解高度个性化的学习过程,该项目旨在详细解决啮齿动物模型和人类中有助于个体学习的神经活动和网络模式的分子,细胞和系统基础。长远的愿景是发展对学习中的个体差异的综合理解,以便将来有可能根据个人独特的大脑系统的功能为其量身定制教学方法或其他干预手段,以优化学习。这个Catalyst项目计划通过一个为期一年的活动来建立一个学习科学中心,该活动不仅强调探索基础研究核心的试点项目,而且强调为不同学科的合作发展一个基础。提出的研究活动有可能优化我们社会中所有人的学习。新墨西哥州作为第一个少数民族占多数的州,反映了整个国家正在发生的变化,因此,它作为一个实验室,在高度多样化的人口中探索学习的基础,发挥着重要作用。拟建的西南学习科学中心将利用知识和多样性资源来应对美国其他地区面临的复杂的教育、文化和经济变化。
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