A Tribute to Kahneman and Tversky in the Context of Mathematics Education
READ OR DOWNLOAD THIS PAPER: LINK Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky have changed the way we think about human rationality.
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Teaching Risk Literacy through Simulations: How Children Learn to Navigate Uncertainty
This article presents how interactive simulations like Lottini can help young students understand and weigh everyday risks. Through playful scenarios
Read moreFrom Proportions to Decisions: Enhancing Risk Literacy through Visual and Logical Tools
This article explores how proportional reasoning and visual representations—such as icon arrays and decision trees—can support the development of risk
Read moreEmpowering Informed Citizens through Data Science: A Pedagogical Framework for Democracy in the Digital Age
This article explores how data science education can foster critical citizenship by integrating data literacy, statistical thinking, and ethical reflection.
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NEW PAPER on the advantages of simple formats like proportions and natural frequencies for risk assessment
Risk literacy requires basic elements of numeracy. It requires some ease with basics of probability theory. Yet, it is these
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Psychology and mathematics education
Bounded rationality and its direct descendent, ecological rationality, have inspired mathematics educators along different lines. Ecologically rational representations and visualizations
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Simon’s legacies for mathematics educators
Herbert Simon is famous for having said that “The goal of science is to make the wonderful and the complex
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