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    Title: 科普活動：大腦好好玩—小學生的兒童大腦科學營(主題一)
    Brain Fairs for Elementary School Children
    Authors: 張葶葶;范揚騰;陳昱君
    Contributors: 心理系
    Keywords: 認知神經科學;兒童;腦科學
    cognitive neuroscience;children;brain science
    Date: 2021-10
    Issue Date: 2025-05-28 14:07:07 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 近年來，探討腦科學與認知神經科學的研究已然成為本世紀科學界的大宗顯學，其研究影響層面近年來急遽擴大，而發展趨勢更竭盡整合現有不同研究領域。在國內近年來由本土認知神經科學研究者大力推廣，今日已有相當成效。然而，當前認知神經科學領域必須直到進入大學相關系所才能學習此類課程，坊間普遍迷信無科學證據之錯誤訊息，對於實徵證據研究缺乏理解且參與意願極度低落。有鑑於此，為達到向大眾推廣正確的認知神經科學知識，並將認知神經科學領域向下紮根，提供學習認知神經科學知識管道，及早培育相關人才，以此推動國內探討兒童與青少年大腦發展與學習之神經科學研究，本計畫提出辦理109年度寒假及暑假各一梯次、每梯次各為期三天之兒童腦科學營隊，內容將規劃包含大腦結構、功能、與腦造影技術之知識，以課程、遊戲、與各項活動之教學方式，使兒童對於腦科學能樂在學習。期望此活動不僅能提供一般大眾、家長、與兒童初步對於腦科學的認識、提高家長與兒童參與研究的動機、也降低大眾對於認知神經科學研究設備安全性的不信任與質疑，最終能推動國內發展神經科學研究與人才培訓。
    This grant application aims to raise funds to support a series of winter/summer camps in cognitive neuroscience designed for 2nd to 5th graders. The broad and long-term objectives of the camps are to foster public enthusiasm and support for brain science, and ultimately advance the studies of mind and brain that lead to better understanding of mental processing and mental health. The contents of the camps include lectures, laboratory tour, hands-on activities, and games. The camps run for 3 days without accommodation and will train 100 children. The first day will cover child-friendly lectures that introduce organization and mechanism of brain structure. The second day will cover cognitive processing, mental disorders, and the corresponding brain function. The camp will end by introducing neuroscience techniques including fMRI and ERP. Through the lens of incorporating all these lectures and presentation to children, we seek to ultimately promote public interests in cognitive neuroscience, promote studies on pediatric samples in local institutes, and provide graduate students unique training of practices in cognitive neuroscience.
    Relation: 科技部, MOST109-2515-S004-001, 109.08-110.07
    Data Type: report
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