This project will determine the biology of accelerated learning in terms of the brain systems level performance in control areas, representation spaces, and episodic storage areas and the utility of biological markers on performance. We will compare the biological processes of a range of learning activities that are particularly effective and ones that are common but not very effective. We will also look for common brain mechanisms and develop a biological theory of effective instruction.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

University of Pittsburgh
Magnetic Resonance Research Center
Learning Research and Development Center

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