Lab-Aids Decision Making: Probability and Risk Assessment (Developed by SEPUP) Module# DM-2

The "Decision Making with Probability" module is an exceptional teaching tool that empowers students to develop a deeper understanding of how mathematical reasoning can be applied to real-life decision-making processes.

Through engaging activities, such as marble-rolling and coin tosses, students learn about probability and its practical applications.

By analyzing historical case studies and making recommendations in a hypothetical life-or-death situation, students gain valuable insights into the importance of gathering relevant evidence, evaluating risks and benefits, and making informed decisions.

The module accommodates 5 classes with 8 groups of 4 students each, providing an immersive learning experience for up to 40 students per teacher.

With 11 activities and 14-19 sessions covered in the Teacher guide, this module is a comprehensive resource for teachers seeking to enhance their students' understanding of probability and decision making.