Chad
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Chad Thompson, Ph.D., Stanford University, is the lead researcher and director of the newly established Bay Area Center for Cognitive Development and Learning at San Francisco State University. Chad holds the prestigious title of Gordon and Betty Moore Professor of Cognitive Science.
Based in San Francisco, Chad's research focuses on integrating immersive virtual reality experiences with cognitive behavioral studies to explore how adults and educators can enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills in real-world scenarios. His projects delve into the psychological and neurological impacts of interactive learning environments, demonstrating how technology can be harnessed to foster creativity and innovation. Through his work, Chad highlights the importance of lifelong learning and the role that educators play in nurturing resilience and adaptability in their students. He collaborates closely with a network of tech-savvy teachers and learners from various cultural backgrounds within the vibrant tech community of San Francisco.
In November 2023, Chad was invited to present his findings at an international conference on education and technology in Berlin, where he discussed the potential of redesigning educational curricula to integrate more experiential learning opportunities. His speech emphasized the need for schools to encourage exploration and questioning, which are essential for personal growth and societal advancement.
Recognized for his innovative approach and contributions to the field, Chad has been honored with several accolades, including the National Science Foundation's Early Career Development Award, the IEEE Computer Society's Technical Achievement Award, and the Association for Psychological Science's Rising Star designation. Additionally, he serves on the advisory board for the Global Education Innovation Initiative and has contributed as a thought leader in crafting the Future of Learning report for UNESCO.
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