今年國際研討會以執行功能與閱讀學習為主軸
邀請到四位重量級國際學者來臺灣分享與交流
包含美國明尼蘇大學執行功能研究的巨擘
Prof. Carlson和Prof. Zelazo
以及閱讀學習理論與閱讀困難研究享譽國際的
英國學者Prof.Oakhill和丹麥的Prof. Elbro
並有國內研究量能相當的學者受邀演講
包含成功大學郭乃文教授、中正大學陳欣進教授以及
輔仁大學的陳昱君教授，
期待國內外學術界能充分交流，
延續柯華葳教授前瞻的研究理想。
Keynote Speakers
Stephanie Carlson
Institute of Child Development at University of Minnesota, USA.
Stephanie M. Carlson, an esteemed developmental psychologist from the United States, has made significant contributions to understanding children's executive function skills. Her research explores psychometrics, imagination, and distancing as crucial factors in skill development. As a Distinguished McKnight University Professor at the University of Minnesota, she holds a prestigious position. She is also a co-founder of Reflection Sciences, Inc., highlighting her dedication to advancing knowledge in the field.
Carsten Elbro
Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics at University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Carsten Elbro is a renowned researcher specializing in reading, including dyslexia and comprehension challenges. His noteworthy contributions to applied psycholinguistics methods are evident through his esteemed positions on the editorial boards of Scientific Studies of Reading and Annals of Dyslexia, as well as his membership on the scientific board of Mål og Mæle. Carsten Elbro has also founded the Centre for Reading Research at the University of Copenhagen and established the Dansk Videnscenter for Ordblindhed (The Danish Dyslexia Information Centre), showcasing his practical impact in the field.
Jane Oakhill
Experimental Psychology at University of Sussex, UK.
Jane Oakhill is a distinguished British cognitive psychologist specializing in reading comprehension. As a Professor of Experimental Psychology at the University of Sussex, her expertise is highly regarded. Oakhill has received notable recognition for her research contributions, including the British Psychological Society Spearman Medal in 1991 and the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award from the Society for Text and Discourse in 2019. She has also served on the Governing Board of the Society for Text and Discourse and the Editorial Board of Discourse Processes.
Philip Zelazo
Institute of Child Development at University of Minnesota, USA.
Philip Zelazo's research explores the development and neural basis of executive function. His influential work includes the "Cognitive Complexity & Control Theory" highlighting the role of complex rules formulated through self-directed speech. He also introduced the "Levels of Consciousness" concept, illustrating the progressive development of conscious control. Additionally, his "Iterative Reprocessing Model" suggests that reflection occurs through prefrontal cortex neural circuits. Professor Zelazo's contributions also include the "Hierarchical Competing Systems Model" and the distinction between cognitive and emotional aspects of executive function.
Invited Speakers
Hsin-Chin Chen
Department of Psychology at National Chung Cheng University
Dr. Hsin-Chin Chen graduated from Texas A&M University in the United States and currently serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at National Chung Cheng University. His research expertise primarily centers on executive function, encompassing psycholinguistics, word recognition processes, bilingual studies, and the utilization of near-infrared spectroscopy in cognitive neuroscience research.
Yu-chun Chen
Center for Teacher Education at Fu Jen Catholic University
Dr. Yuchun Chen's research centers on language functions in children with speech and communication challenges, investigating word-learning difficulties in developmental language disorder (DLD) and the connection between early brain signatures and later language development. She's crafting an oral vocabulary intervention for children with DLD, comprising group teaching and personalized speech processing training. Additionally, Dr. Chen spearheaded a teacher training program integrating brain knowledge into lesson planning for elementary and junior high school students.
Nai-Wen Guo
Institute of Behavioral Medicine at National Cheng Kung University
Dr. Nai-Wen Kuo is a distinguished scholar from National Cheng Kung University, specializes in cognitive psychology. Her research spans child cognitive development, learning, memory, and executive function. She delves into the underlying neural mechanisms, making significant contributions to understanding how children learn and develop. With a rich publication record in academic journals, Professor Kuo is a leading figure in the field, shaping research and knowledge in educational psychology.
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