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  • Learning sciences
  • Educational psychology
  • Translational science education

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  • Despite extensive research in learning sciences, a significant gap exists between academic findings and educational practice.
  • This translational challenge requires educators with evidence-based experience to facilitate the application of learning research.
  • Clinical and Translational Science Institutes and similar organizations training translational researchers are uniquely positioned to address this gap.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide a foundational understanding of the learning sciences for educators involved in translational research training.
  • To highlight the unique educational context of translational science programs and the need for evidence-based teaching strategies.
  • To translate core principles of learning sciences into practical applications for teaching translational researchers.

Main Methods:

  • Describing the specific teaching and learning environment within translational science training.
  • Defining the scope and key concepts of the learning sciences.
  • Distilling complex learning science research into core, actionable principles.
  • Integrating recent advancements in learning sciences with established principles.
  • Outlining practical methods for applying learning science principles to teaching.

Main Results:

  • The learning sciences provide a robust framework for understanding how people learn.
  • Core principles of learning sciences can be distilled for practical application in educational settings.
  • Translational science education environments necessitate tailored approaches informed by learning research.
  • Recent developments in learning sciences align with and extend foundational principles.

Conclusions:

  • Educators in translational science can leverage learning sciences to enhance their teaching effectiveness.
  • Applying core learning science principles can improve the translation of research into practice.
  • A primer on learning sciences is essential for Clinical and Translational Science Institutes to optimize researcher training.