VISION:
To build a better India by raising a generation of rational and resilient young thinkers.HOW:
By bringing decision-making, game theory, and human behaviour education to every child in India — delivered through engaging games, stories, and real-life challenges.
Better Thinkers > Better Citzens + Leaders > Better Society
If children learn practical thinking skills early — how incentives work, how people make choices, and how to reason under uncertainty — then they will grow into more resilient, empathetic, and effective citizens and leaders. Teaching these skills at scale could raise the quality of decisions across families, schools, and communities — accelerating social progress across India.- Better decision-making in daily life
- Greater resilience and emotional clarity
- More cooperative, fair leaders in future
We’re building curriculum, running workshops, and partnering with schools — and we need partners, educators, and volunteers. Tell us how you want to help:
1. Curriculum Builders: Help design kid-friendly lessons, games, examples, and worksheets.
2. School & Educator Outreach: Help us connect with schools, counsellors, and after-school programs.
3. Volunteers & Facilitators: Lead local workshops or assist in community sessions.
4. Tech & Ops Helpers: Support with website, content ops, and scaling online modules.
Anything else? Feel free to get in touch. We'd love to hear from you.
Our pilot session was helping kids understand the fundamental game-theory concept of Prisoner's Dilemma.Here's the slide deck used. If you have kids between the ages 10-14, we encourage you to try it out with them. You'll be amazed with their insights.
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Little Rationals is a project by Mayank Jain.