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It Is All about Inquiry: A Cross-Disciplinary Conversation about the Shared Foundations for Teaching
Firkins Nordstrom, Jennifer A.; Sumner, David Thomas – PRIMUS, 2017
This paper brings together general principles for teaching inquiry across disciplines with those generally employed in mathematics classrooms. It describes some broad principles of teaching inquiry to first-year writing students and shows how these can be employed in the context of a course on game theory in popular culture. Although undergraduate…
Descriptors: Inquiry, Writing Instruction, Mathematics Instruction, Teaching Methods
Vierling-Claassen, Angela – College Mathematics Journal, 2010
Ever had a roommate? Then you know that it can be difficult to share housekeeping duties. This article uses game theory to analyze situations in which there is a task to be done and two people who might do it. We then use our analysis to consider what game theory tells us about the gendered division of household labor.
Descriptors: Game Theory, College Mathematics, Problem Solving, Task Analysis