Have you heard of the field of translational medicine? I've found it a tremendously helpful analogy for my own work. The field focuses specifically on trying to turn basic science discoveries into possible paths for clinical application. This is a useful idea in many fields! 1/5
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What are some other powerful ideas in cogsci that you'd like to see translated into everyday use? (other than Spaced Repetition, which, again, congrats on the ambitious QC project!)
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A few themes that come to mind: deliberate practice, self-explanation, collaborative learning, emotional salience, tutoring, metacognition (big umbrella), flow, experiential learning (& embodied learning specifically), extended cognition, the spacing effect outside memorization…
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Thanks for sharing
@andy_matuschak! I'm thinking a lot about translation of research https://www.are.na/eirini-malliaraki/technology-transfer …. What is the book/paper you are referencing above?? Please keep exploring the space :) - End of conversation
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Medicine actually does a pretty great job; you aren’t the only one looking to the field from afarpic.twitter.com/54lJcJMAVo
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How do you get into a career like that? Do you have to break through the specialization barrier on one side first or can you progress from a translational novice, walking the line the whole way?
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