Resources

See how Decision Education addresses a variety of contemporary issues, such as media literacy, political polarization, and workforce readiness.

UC Berkeley is a leading university on Decision Science. They have two courses that present scientific-thinking skills for everyday use.

We’re sharing the slide deck from a recent learning session where we explored practical ways to apply the Decision Education domain, Thinking Probabilistically, into our daily work and lives.

The following is a list of some of the top books on the subject, along with a short blurb about each, and additional resources to consider if you don’t have the immediate time to read cover-to-cover.

Often, we move to make a decision before really thinking about what matters most to us. This is where a weight-and-rate tool can help.

A premortem is a tool used in business for decades to help deliver stronger results. It drives teams to anticipate failure, then take steps to prevent it.

A decision postmortem looks back after the fact, to reflect on what worked and didn’t work as a way to enable future improvement.

A Decision Journal is a personal record of your more significant decisions. It enables you to record and reflect on key elements of the decisions you make, with the aim of improving your decision-making.

A decision tree is a diagram representing the series of possible options and next steps as you work your way through a decision.