Human intelligence seems to be a social, more than merely an individual phenomenon. What can we learn from comparing human societies to human brains?
Grade or Expertise Level: Undergraduate
The human brain is the seat of human agency, and yet this agency is caused by cellular agents unaware of our larger human goals.
A page for researchers interested in the concept of agency as it relates to learning theories of evolution, including natural selection in biological systems.
A collection of interactive H5P activities around the themes of evolution, behavior, sustainability
An Evolving Schools Regional Workshop Model on the participatory development of school profiles that can inform school improvement and global innovation research collaborations.
Resources for advancing a regional workshop on the topic of curriculum overload.
A collection of resources for understanding the evolutionary origins and cultural diversity of number systems and ways of quantifying the world around us.
This model simulates the evolution of populations in an environment that is spatially structured. In such a situation, several evolutionary mechanisms operate, including migration,
This model adds cultural evolutionary dynamics through behavior imitation to the evolution of resource use behavior.
Learning about Structures of Knowledge (SoK) is a foundation for interdisciplinary learning. SoK can be represented graphically in diagrams that help us understand and
