教师脑科学素养提升之“生理过程影响脑与学习”
Brain Science Literacy for Teachers: Physiological Processes Affecting the Brain and Learning
DOI: 10.12677/CES.2023.114105, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 李 璐:昆明文理学院基础教育学院,云南 昆明
关键词: 脑科学素养神经神话睡眠营养健康Brain Science Literacy Neuromyths Sleep Nutrition Health
摘要: 睡眠、营养、锻炼等作为青少年学生健康梯度的重要中介,教育领域需给予足够的重视程度。作为教师脑科学素养中的必备素养模块之一,有关生理过程影响脑与学习的系统性知识,是每位教师或教育工作者应学习和具备的。本文通过对以往国内外相关研究的整理分析,回顾并批判当前与睡眠、营养和健康所关联的神经神话,详细阐述教师应具备的与三者相关的正确生理与营养知识,以期助力基础教育教师脑科学素养的进一步提升。
Abstract: Sleep, nutrition, and exercise need to be given a sufficient degree of attention in the field of education as they are important mediators of the health of young students. As one of the required modules in teacher brain science literacy, systematic knowledge about physiological processes affecting the brain and learning is something that every educator should have. This paper is a compilation and analysis of previous domestic and international research on this subject, reviews and critiques the current neurological myths associated with sleep, nutrition and health, and elaborates on the correct physiological and nutritional knowledge that teachers should have in relation to all three. This will help improve overall brain science literacy among teachers.
文章引用:李璐. 教师脑科学素养提升之“生理过程影响脑与学习”[J]. 创新教育研究, 2023, 11(4): 675-681. https://doi.org/10.12677/CES.2023.114105

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