In "Sorting It Out: Supporting Teenage Decision Making," authors Robin Gregory and Brooke Moore offer practical strategies from decision science to aid teenagers in developing critical decision-making skills.

See the slide deck from a recent learning session where Alliance staff explored practical ways to apply the Decision Education domain, Thinking Probabilistically, into their daily work and lives.

The Alliance for Decision Education supports innovative Decision Education approaches through small grants. ODE.systems, a German recipient, empowers youth decision-making and well-being with its "Hero in the Pocket" app.

By integrating mindfulness into our daily lives, we can improve our decision fitness and enhance our capacity to make better decisions.

The Alliance for Decision Education is pleased to announce the selection of five papers to win this year’s Decision Education Research Scholarship Award.

This spring, the Alliance for Decision Education hosted the 2024 Student Forecasting Tournament to improve students’ decision-making skills. We teamed up with Cultivate Labs—a leading developer of forecasting solutions for private sector organizations, governments, and research institutions around the world—to offer this exciting, gamified learning opportunity for students. 

The Alliance Research Team's article, "Thinking Probabilistically in the Classroom" explores ways Decision Education's learning domain, Thinking Probabilistically, can be taught in schools. Read the full article, originally published in Elements Ed Issue 02 in 2024.

Learn about how educators from one of our Decision Education Incubator schools are teaching their students about decision-making.