In one of their recent podcast episodes, the Data Science Imposters discussed the prisoner’s dilemma. Here’s two takes on how to decide if you should confess or not. Continue Reading →
Response to Data Science Imposters’ Prisoner’s Dilemma
Tag Archives: games
20 Challenging Puzzle Types
A list (and links) to 20 puzzle and riddle types you can try with your kids. Continue Reading →
Mathbreakers Special Offer!
Watch a demo video and get a coupon promo code for $4 off Mathbreakers! Continue Reading →
Texas Instruments Little Professor
Do you remember the TI Little Professor? Take a look at a working one! Continue Reading →
Rush Hour Traffic Jam Game – Low & High Tech
Rush Hour Traffic Jam Game by Think Fun has tons of math in it. AND it can be played low tech, high tech or both together! Continue Reading →
Probability Tree Diagrams as Puzzles!
Probability tree diagrams are a tool to help students find probabilities. But they can also be a puzzle. Learn how and get the FREE DOWNLOAD here! Continue Reading →
5 Room House Puzzle
I worked on the 5 Room House Problem for more than 20 years. And yet I still assign it to students. It’s good for thinking and learning, and stating the problem. Continue Reading →
Personalized Number Puzzle Gift
Remember those email number puzzles that you get every now and then? Now’s your chance to make your own – easily! Continue Reading →
8 Digit Puzzle – Rules, Downloadable and Questions to Ponder
Have you tried the 8 Digit Puzzle? Here’re the rules, a downloadable copy and some fun questions to ponder about it! Continue Reading →
Math Quote Cryptogram: Bragging Rights
Did you try the last cryptogram? This new quote speaks right to the mission of getting parents to speak positively about math! Continue Reading →