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Course pages

Amherst College
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science: The Art of Mathematical Thinking
Gregory S. Call
References: The Game of Life

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Department of Urban and Regional Planning: Planning Public Infrastructure
Gwen Urey
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Capital University
Department of Psychology: Principles of Psychology
Roberta Hartmann
References: Blind spots

Carleton College
Department of Psychology: A.P. Psychology Workshop: Summer Teaching Institute
Neil Lutsky
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Columbia University
Department of International and Transcultural Studies: Communication and Culture
Hervé Varenne
References: Culture As Disability

Cornell University
Department of Neurobiology and Behavior: Neuroethology
Carl D. Hopkins
References: Lateral Inhibition

DeVry University
Department of Psychology: Psychology 110
Al Campbell
References: Mind and Body

Dickinson College
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science: Artificial Life
Grant Brought
References: Langton's Ant

Earlham College
Friends Association for Higher Education
References: "The Grace of Revision": Making Community in Public, Quaker Writing Group, Panel Discussion About Using the Web for Educational Purposes

Harvard University
Department of History of Science: Evolution and the Mind
Anne Harrington
References: Mind and Body

Haverford College
Department of History of Science: Computer Science Education Summer Institute
References: Serendip, K-12 Summer Institutes

Hesston College
Department of Sociology: Cultural Anthropology
Dwight E. Roth
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy

Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Department of Psychology: Principles of Psychology
Uta Wolfe
References: Mind and Body

Loyola Marymount University
Department of Psychology: General Psychology
Michael E. Mills
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Macalester College
Department of Psychology: History and Systems of Psychology
Joan Ostrove
References: Mind and Body

Malaspina University-College
Department of Psychology
References: Blind spots

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT OpenCourseWare: Gödel, Escher, Bach: A Mental Space Odyssey
Justin Curry and Curran Kelleher
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

McGill University
Department of Computer Science: Pattern Recognition
Godfried T. Toussaint
References: Lateral Inhibition

Metropolitan State University
Department of Psychology: Social Psychology
Mark Stasson
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Mount Holyoke College
Department of Mathematics: Explorations in Fractals and Chaos
Margaret M. Robinson
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

Muhlenberg College
Department of Psychology: Sensation and Perception
Laura Snodgrass
References: Blind spots

North Central College
Department of Psychology: The Science of Behavior
Jon Mueller
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy, Time to Think, Blind spots

North Central State College
Department of Psychology: Psychology Class Web Links
Bob Lewis
References: Mind and Body

Norwich University
Department of Psychology: History and Systems of Psychology
John Meyer
References: Mind and Body

Oklahoma State University
Department of Educational and School Psychology: History and Systems of Psychology
Kay Sather Bull
References: Mind and Body

Our Lady of the Lake University
The Sueltenfuss Library: Mental Health Resources
References: Mental Health

Parsons the New School for Design
Communication Design and Technology: Game Media
Jonah Warren
References: Ant colonies

Rutgers University
Department of Sociology: The Internet and Society
Ted Goertzel
References: Variability in Brain Function and Behavior, A Paradigm Shift from Lines to Circles

San Diego State University
Department of Biology: Human Physiology
Roger Sabbadini
References: Diversity and Deviance

Santa Monica College
Department of Philosophy: Introduction to Knowledge & Reality
Amber L. Katherine
References: Mind and Body

Savannah Free College
Department of Psychology: Introduction to Psychology
References: Brain and Behavior, Genes, Brain, Behavior

Scottsdale Community College
Department of Psychology: Introduction to Psychology
Jeffry Ricker
References: Mind and Body

Shasta College
Department of Psychology: Social Psychology
Laura Valvatne
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Sinclair Community College
Department of Quality Engineering Technology: Quality Control Seminar
Jim Houdeshell
References: Complexity

South Florida Community College
Department of Psychology: Child Psychology
Peter Carson
References: Brain and Behavior

St. Olaf College
Department of Psychology: Biopsychology
Uta Wolfe
References: Brain and Behavior

St. Olaf College
Department of Psychology: Principles of Psychology
Uta Wolfe
References: Mind and Body

Tallahassee Community College
Division of History and Social Science: Introduction to Chaos and Complexity
David B. Mock
References: Serendip

University at Albany - SUNY
Department of Physics: Complex Systems in Neurobiology, Language, and Speech
Kevin Knuth
References: The Game of Life

University of Arizona
Department of Psychology: Psychology of Consciousness
Victor A. Shamas
References: Mind and Body

University of California, Berkeley
Department of Physics: Geometrics & Physical Optics, Relativity and Quantum Physics
Robert Lin and Marco Battaglia
References: Blind spot

University of California, Irvine
Department of Anthropology: Anthropology 179A
Douglas White
References: Prisoner's Dilemma, A Voyage of Exploration, Simple Networks, Simple Rules, Free Will?, Variability in Brain Function and Behavior

University of Florida
Department of Psychology: History of Psychology
Donald Dewsbury
References: Mind and Body

University of Florida
Department of Mathematics: Proofs from the Book
Steve Bellenot
References: The Four Color Problem

University of Idaho
Department of Philosophy: Ethics
Janice Capel Anderson
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

University of Iowa
Department of Communication Studies: Communication and Identity
Steve Duck
References: Buddhist Meditation and Personal Construct Psychology

University of Kansas
Department of Philosophy: Introduction to Ethics
Ben Eggleston
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

University of Michigan
Department of Biology and Psychology: Evolutionary Biology and Human Disease
Randolph Nesse and Alan Weder
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

University of Texas at Brownsville
Department or Psychology: Introduction to Psychology
Ethel K. Cantu
References: Serendip

University of Virginia
Department of Psychology: Introduction to Perception
Lars Strother
References: Brain and Behavior

University of Wisconsin
Department of Psychology: Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory
Brad Postle
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy

Valdosta State University
Department of Psychology: Sensation and Perception
Deb Briihl
References: Blindsight

Valdosta State University
Department of Psychology: Fundamentals of Psychology
Deb Briihl
References: Time to Think

Vanderbilt University
Department of Psychology: Perception
Randolph Blake
References: Blind spots

Vanderbilt University
Department of Psychology: Principles of Experimental Design
Randolph Blake
References: Mind and Body

Vanderbilt University
Department of Psychology: Neuroimaging
Blake, Gauthier, and Marois
References: Mind and Body

Wesleyan University
Department of Government: Introduction to International Politics
Giulio Gallarotti
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Whitman College
Department of Psychology: Sensation and Perception
Wally Herbranson
References: Blind spots

Yale University
Department of Anthropology: Disability and Culture
Karen Nakamura
References: Culture As Disability

Binghamton University
Center for Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education: Biology Links
References: Serendip, Hands-on Activities for Teaching Biology to High School or Middle School Students

Brandeis University
Department of Philosophy: Resources
Andreas Teuber
References: Playground

Brown University
Department of Computer Science: The Artemis Project
References: Serendip

Cambridge College, School of Education
Department of Educational Leadership: Sociology of Education
Dan W. Butin
References: Culture As Disability

Columbia University
21st C: Web resources
References: Serendip

Cornell University
Center for Advanced Computing: Math and Science: Biology
References: Blind spot

Cornell University Medical College
The Department of Neurology and Neuroscience: World-Wide Web Virtual Library of Neuroscience
References: Serendip

Duke University
Computer Science Education: HarambeeNet
References: Serendip

Earlham College
Department of Philosophy: Guide to Philosophy on the Internet
Peter Suber
References: Mind and Body, Prisoner's Dilemma

Emory University
Divison of Educational Studies: William James
References: Mind and Body

George Mason University
Department of Philosophy: Philosophy Resources
References: Mind and Body

Hanover College
Department of Psychology: Psychological Tutorials and Demonstrations
References: Brain and Behavior

Hanover College
Association for Psychological Science: Teaching Resources
John H. Krantz
References: Mind and Body

Harvard University
Department of Psychology: Psychology Web Pages Around the World
References: Serendip

Mount Holyoke College
Department of Economics: Wizard's Economics Resources Center
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Northwestern University
Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling: Netlogo
Uri Wilensky
References: Serendip

Princeton University
Psychology Library: Internet Resources in Psychology and Related Disciplines
References: Mind and Body, Index of Topics in Brain and Behavior Web Papers

Skidmore College
Department of Psychology: Perception Resources
Hugh Foley
References: Interactive Color

Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy: Dualism
References: Mind and Body

Stanford University
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Prisoner's Dilemma
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

The University of Chicago at Illinois
Departments of Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, and Physics: Thermodynamics Research Laboratory: Educational Sites
G. Ali Mansoori
References: Interactive Physics

The University of Texas at Dallas
Department of Mathematical Sciences: Math Club
Paul Stanford
References: Billards and Chaos Theory, Chaotic Dynamical Systems

The University of Wisconson
Knowledge Web: Research Resources
References: Serendip

The University of Queensland, Australia
Teaching and Educational Development Institute: Higher Education Resources
References: Serendip

University of California, Los Angeles
Department of Communication Studies: CogWeb: Cognitive Cultural Studies
Francis Steen
References: Mind and Body

University of California, Santa Barbara
Department of English: VoS: Philosophy
Alan Liu
References: Mind and Body

University of Cincinnati
INNS Nonlinear Dynamics SIG
Ali Minai
References: Serendip

University of Colorado School of Education
Celebrities in Cognitive Science
Martin Ryder
References: Descartes' Error (book review)

University of Colorado
Department of Biology: Mind: Consciousness - Philosophy
Mark Dubin
References: Mind and Body

University of Pennsylvania
Department of Philosophy: Resources
Gary Hatfield
References: Mind and Body

University of Washington
Department of Bioengineering: Milestones in Neuroscience Research
E.H. Chudler
References: Mind and Body

University of Washington
Department of Bioengineering: Neuroscience Education
E.H. Chudler References: Sensory Lab, Motor Lab, Blind spots

University of Washington
Department of Bioengineering: Neuroscience for Kids: Vison
E.H. Chudler
References: Blind spots

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
School of Education: Wilson's Links on Brain-based Education
Leslie Owen Wilson
References: Brain and Education

University of Wisconsin-Madison
Department of Computer Sciences: Computer Vision
Chuck Dyer
References: Brain and Behavior

Vanderbilt University
Jean and Alexander Heard Library: Resources for Philosophy
References: Mind and Body

Vanguard University of Southern California
Department of Psychology: AmoebaWeb: History of Psychology
Douglas Degelman
References: Mind and Body

Washington State University
Department of Physics and Astronomy: Freshman Seminar
Michael Allen
References: Chaotic Dynamical Systems

Washington University, St. Louis
Neuromuscular Disease Center: Resources
References: Mind and Body

Wellesley College
Wellesley College Library: Research Guide: Biological Sciences
References: Brain and Behavior

 

International pages

Aarhus Universitet (Denmark)
Institute for Information and Media Studies: Resources
References: Playground

AnoressiaNervosa.it (Italy)
References: Serendip, Jana Stern - Measure for Measure

BBC (United Kingdom)
Radio 4: In Our Time
References: Mind and Body

BBC (United Kingdom)
Radio 4: Reith Lectures 2003 - The Emerging Mind
References: Brain and Behavior

Bilecik Osmaneli District of National Education (Turkey)
Student Resources
References: Serendip

Cambridge University (United Kingdom)
Department of Distributed Opportunity Systems: Neurophysiology
R.H.S. Carpenter
References: Serendip

Charles University (The Czech Republic)
Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education: Resources
Andreas Ortmann
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Complutense University of Madrid (Spain)
Department of Mathematics: Resources
References: Chaotic Dynamical Systems

De Digitalae School - Kennisnet (The Netherlands)
References: Serendip

De Montfort University (United Kingdom)
Psychology and Speech and Language Therapy: Cognitive Psychology
Tim Grant
References: Brain and Behavior

Discursus.oi.com.br (Brazil)
Theory of Games and Cooperation in Philosophy
Antonio Rogerio da Silva
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Donguk University (South Korea)
Donguk Medical Center: Synaptic Structure of Learning and Memory
Soo Moon
References: Mind and Body

"Dreams and the Genome" (Israel)
References: Serendip, Brain and Behavior, Genes, Brain, Behavior, Blind spot, Genomes to Dreams

Durham University (United Kingdom)
European Society for the History of the Human Sciences: Internet Resources
References: Mind and Body

Etövös University (Hungary)
Department of History and Philosophy of Science: After The Sokal Affair and Impostures Intellectuelles
György Kampis
References: Two Cultures, Science and Culture, Serendip

Glyndŵr University (United Kingdom)
School of Education and Humanities: Biology Links
Clive Buckley and David Harrison
References: Blind spot

Hanyang University (South Korea)
Dynamic Management Research Center: Lateral Inhibition
References: Lateral Inhibtion

Heinrich-Heine Universität (Germany)
Neurology Clinic: Neurology and Neuroscience Resources
O.W. Witte
References: Mind and Body

Institut des Sciences Cognitives (France): Links
References: Serendip

Italian Society of Pharmacology (Italy)
Neurolinks - Pharmacology of the CNS on the Net
References: Student web paper

Lehrbuch - Psychologie (Germany)
References: A Voyage of Exploration

Library of Argentina - Ophthalmology (Argentina)
References: Blind spot

Links on gender (Iceland)
References: Education and Gender Differences

Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz (Austria)
Informatics-Centre: Psychology Links
Ursula E. Winkler
References: Brain and Behavior

Karolinska Institutet (Sweden)
University Library: Eye Diseases
References: Blind spots

Max-Planck-Institute für Physik komplexer Systeme (Germany)
Nonlinear Dynamics and Time Series Analysis Group: Visualization of Dynamical Systems
References: Chaotic Dynamical Systems

Masarykovy Univerzity (The Czech Republic)
Department of Social Studies: Useful links
Miroslav Šipula
References: Brain and Behavior, Prisoner's Dilemma

Middle East Technical University (Turkey)
Department of Physics, Theoretical Nanoscience Group: Resources
References: Student web paper

Myers Lexikon Online (Germany)
The Brain
References: Brain and Behavior

New Zealand Executive Government (New Zealand)
The Tertiary Education Advisory Commission: Shaping the System
Hon Steve Maharey
References: Complex Systems

Nicolaus Copernicus University, School of Physics, Astronomy and Informatics (Poland)
Department of Informatics: Computational Intelligence
Wlodzislaw Duch
References: Chaotic Dynamical Systems

Nonverbal Library/LinguaggioDelCorpo.it: Beauty-Attractiveness (Italy)
References: Student web paper

NuovoEUtile.it/New and Creative - Theory and Practice of Creativity (Italy)
References: Serendip

Philosophy.ru (Russia)
Ontology and Theory of Knowledge
References: Mind and Body

Sciene blog: C-Psychology.Persianblog.ir (Iran)
References: Brain and Behavior

Shiga University of Medical Science (Japan)
Physiology Resources
Toshikatsu Yokota
References: Blind spot

St. Thomas University (Canada)
Department of Education: Teaching Secondary Science
Pierette Pheeney
References: Serendip

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (Switzerland)
Department of Mathematics: Risk and Randomness
Paul Embrechts
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

Szülõ-Csatorna (Hungary)
Matematika
References: The Game of Life

Tel-Aviv University (Israel)
Department of Philosophy: Philosophy Sites on the Internet
Yossi Mamround
References: Mind and Body

Thames Valley University (United Kingdom)
Department of Art and Design: Design for Simulation
Ian Grant
References: Mind and Body

The University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Department of Economics: Experimental Economics
Ananish Chaudhuri
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

The University of Warwick (United Kingdom)
Department of Psychology: Resources
References: Playground, Brain and Behavior, Mental Health

Tokyo University of Science (Japan)
School of Management: Justice Research Links
Masayoshi Hirota
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Universität des Saarlandes (Germany)
Department of Philosophy: Interactive Links
Jacobs Bernhard
References: Serendip, Prisoner's Dilemma

Universität Konstanz (Germany)
Department of Psychology: Psychology of Morality and Democracy
Georg Lind
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Universität Regensburg (Germany)
Department of Biology: Human Biology
A. Hofbauer
References: Blindsight

Universite de Nice Sophia Antipolis (France)
Division of Art, Communication, and Languages: Psychology Links
David Crookall
References: Serendip, Mind and Body

Universiteit Utrecht (The Netherlands)
Department of Philosophy: Ethiek
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

University of Genova (Italy)
Department of Physics: The Eye to the Brain
Maria Teresa Tuccio
References: Blind spot

University of Leeds (United Kingdom)
Department of Computer Science: Bioinspired Computing
Netta Cohen
References: Lateral Inhibition Simulator

University of Otago (New Zealand)
Department of Psychology: Links
References: Playground

University of St. Andrews (United Kingdom)
School of History: The Catholic Reformation 1414-1650
FB Gordon
References: Mind and Body

University of Surrey (United Kingdom)
Department of Psychology: Biological Bases of Psychology
Dave Rose
References: Brain and Behavior

University of Toronto (Canada)
Department of Psychology: Research Resources: Vision
Eyal Reingold
References: Lateral Inhibition, Blind spot

University of Ulm Medical School (Germany)
Center for Neuroscience and Learning and Department of Psychiatry III: Links
Alexander Sokolov
References: Mind and Body

Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium)
Department of Philosophy: Principia Cybernetica Project: Prisoner's Dilemma
Francis Heylighen
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Willem's Homepage - Physics Study (The Netherlands)
References: Complex Systems

World of Ophthalmology (Russia)
Encylopedia of Ophthalmology - Visual Perception
Victor Zamyatin
References: Student web paper

Wuhan University (China)
University Library: Philosophy Resources
References: Mind and Body

 

Miscellaneous (including student papers*)

Acceleration Physics
References: Interactive Physics

BeginStart: Chaos
References: Complex Systems

Complexity and Public Policy
References: Complex Systems

Ela Brain, Cybernetics & Neuroscience Directory
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy

Emergence.org.uk: Links
References: Complex Systems

Fooled by Randomness
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
References: Taleb's The Black Swan (book review)

Geometry.net: Philosophers: Richard Rorty
References: Fellow Traveling with Richard Rorty

Google Directory - Science > Biology > Neurobiology
References: Brain and Behavior

Google Directory - Society > History > By Topic > Science > Psychology
References: Mind and Body

Honest Intellectual Inquiry: Selected Science Sites
References: Mind and Body

Ineractive Color Wheel
Rich Franzen
References: The Stuff of Art: Crafts

Mark Newbold's Animated Necker Cube
References: Necker Cube

MathsNet: Fractal Links
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

Mind Hacks: Deafhearing
References: Blindsight

Pharmaceuticals Anonymous
References: Mental Health

ScienceMag.org: Geometrical Shaping of Microlaser Emission Patterns
Erich Gornik
References: Billards: An Introduction to Chaos Theory

Wikipedia: Circadian Rythm
References: Circadian Rhythms and Sleep*

Wikipedia: Déjà vu
References: Déjà vu and the Brain, Consciousness and Self*

Wikipedia: Heart Rate
References: Hands-on Activities for Teaching Biology to High School or Middle School Students

Wikipedia: Serotonin
References: Serotonin and Its Uses*

Wikipedia: Sexual Attraction
References: Sexual Attraction Among Humans*

Wikipedia: The Bell Curve
References: The Bell Curve: An illustration of the existence of social science as a social problem*

Wikipedia: Willam James
References: Mind and Body

 

K-12 pages

Barton Creek Elementary School
Curriculum Resources: Middle School Science
References: Time to Think

Belleville High School
Mental Health Pages: Savant Autism
References: Student web paper

Belmont Elementary School
Science: Light and Color
References: Interactive Color

Bement High School
Mathematics: Resources
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

Bishops College High School
Ecosystems Unit Resources
Robert Riche
References: Student web paper

Boston Latin Academy
Science Department: Student Resources
References: Interactive Biology

Britton-Helca School District
Sociology
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Caesar Rodney School District
All Kinds of Minds Fair
References: Time to Think

Carusi Middle School
Math Department: Math Resources
References: Brain and Behavior

Cashton Public Schools
Resources: Science
References: Blindspot

Central High School
Basics for Academic Success, Science Tutorials, Etc.
Erin Larson
References: Interactive Chemistry

Cherry Creek High School
General Science Resources
References: Science and Education

Coleytown Middle School
8th Grade Science Links
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy

College Park High School
Internet and Educational Links
References: Interactive Biology

Dallas High School
DHS Library: Alternative and Complementary Health
References: Student web paper

Davidson County Schools
Psychology
References: Mind and Body

Deep Run High School
Senior Project Guide: Brain Research Resources
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy

Denver Public Schools
Webspirations
References: Hands-on Activities for Teaching Biology to High School or Middle School Students

Ein Gedi School
Sierpinski's Triangle
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

Evanston Township High School
Project Excite: Math Sites
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Galloway Township Middle School
Student web page project: Genetic Diseases - Binswanger
References: Student web paper

Glenbrook South High School
GBS Library: Psychology Links
References: Mind and Body

Higgins Middle School
Curriculum Resources: Math
References: The Four Color Problem

Hillsale Local Schools
Curriculum Consultant and Special Education: Idea Page for Every Teacher
References: Interactive Physics

Hueneme High School
General links
References: Serendip

Hondo High School
Chemistry: Mr. Neuman's Web Page
References: Blindspot

Huntsville City Schools
Educational Resources
References: Blindspot

Johnathan Turner Junior High School
Mathematician Project
References: Mind and Body

Laokota Public School
Classroom Connect's Connected Newsletter
References: The Four Color Problem

Madrid-Waddington Central School
7th Grade Art: Links
References: Interactive Color

Marlton School
Educational Links
References: Hands-on Activities for Teaching Biology to High School or Middle School Students

Math Educators of Greater St. Louis
Pi Day Resources
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

Menagha Public Schools
Painting
References: Interactive Color

Merrill Middle School
Science for Teachers
References: Interactive Chemistry

Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center
Psychology: Suggested Activities/Resources
References: Blindsight, Blind spot, Time to Think, Comparative Neuroanatomy

Mitchell School District
Course Resources: Science
References: Time to Think

Moscow School District #281
Psychology Resources
References: Blind spot

Munster High School
Chemistry 1: Links
Jeff Graves
References: Interactive Chemistry

Murrieta Valley Unified School District
Technology Curriculum Team: 4th Grade Math
References: The Magic Sierpinski Triangle

North White High School
Mr. Kiester's Favorite Websitse
References: Interactive Chemistry

Orono School Department
Science Links
Sandra Cookson
References: Interactive Biology

Prairie du Chien High School
Class Pathfinders: Cause and Effect
References: Student web paper

Queen Elizabeth Regional High School
Physics: René Descartes
References: Mind and Body

River Bluff Middle School
Brain Websites
References: Lateral Inhibition

Rapid City Stevens High School
Physiology & Anatomy 2
Barb Schmidt
References: Comparative Neuroanatomy

Royal High School
English Resources
References: Mind and Body

San Ramon Valley High School
AP Biology
Robin Groch
References: Variability in Brain Function and Behavior

Scott County Public Schools
High School Interactive Websites
References: Interactive Chemistry, Interactive Physics

Six Rivers Charter High School
AR Biology: Resources
References: Interactive Biology

South Putnam Junior-Senior High School
Social Studies: Is Seeing Really Believing?
References: Blind spot

Springfield Township High School
Quest Themes: The Human Mind
Dallas Alexander
References: Mind and Body

The American Physiological Society
K-12 Science Education Links
References: Serendip

The School District of Palm Beach County
Professional Development Websites
References: Brain and Education

The School District of Philadelphia
Office of Creative and Performing Arts
References: Student web paper

Triton Junior-Senior High School
AP Biology: Biology Links
Dawn Slein
References: Interactive Biology

United High School
Links to Famous Scientists
References: Mind and Body

Warren Central High School
Psychology Websites
References: Playground

Wessington Springs School District
7th Grade Science Links
Linda Foos
References: Interactive Biology

Westford Academy
Psychology & Sociology: Mrs. Whittemore's Homepage
References: Prisoner's Dilemma

Willamette High School
Biology: Science Links
References: Interactive Biology

Student contributions to public conversations about science

Serendip materials include papers written by Bryn Mawr College students. These frequently prove to usefully fill a niche on the web between professional writing and very popularized writing. Many of these papers are both highly cited as judged by Google ranking on popular search terms. And are the foundation for continuing public discussion of their respective topics as seen from comments in associated on-line forums.

For each of the search terms in the left column, a student web paper appears highly ranked in Google searches, as shown in the middle column. The third column shows the number of comments made on the paper in an associated public on-line forum. Sample as of 28 March 2008.