The Learning Variability Network Exchange (LEVANTE) brings together researchers from around the world aiming to capture the richness and diversity of child development and learning.
Only by conducting open-access, cutting-edge research can we enhance our knowledge on learning and developmental variability.
Delve into the science of learning variability, explore cutting-edge research, and discover practical insights to enhance learning for all.
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The LEVANTE infrastructure has two key goals:
Create and disseminate an open-source, permissively-licensed set of developmental measures appropriate for the assessment of learning variability in children ages 2-12, including direct child assessment and child and primary caregiver-report measures with good psychometric properties and evidence for measurement validity, internationalized across multiple languages.
Create the architecture for disseminating a large, well-curated, open dataset of longitudinal data from children ages 2-12 using these measures to characterize developmental variability within individuals, within groups, and across contexts.
The LEVANTE researcher site provides an up-to-date source of detailed information about the infrastructure.