Resource Title
Exploring Systems: A resource for facilitators of Global Citizenship Education
Summary
This zine provides educators with ideas and tools for building the capacity of groups to make sense of the complex systems in which they exist. If we can make sense of complex systems, we have a better chance of changing (or redesigning) them.
Exploring Systems is a resource for educators who work in non-formal learning contexts such as adult and community education, youth work or voluntary groups.
Resource Details
Description
A number of quick to organise activities for groups of different sizes, this short zine has been produced for people looking for starter activities to understand and explore ‘systems thinking’ as part of their own practice.
From causal loops to upstream/downstream approaches, PLiNGS and the ‘iceberg model’ this small zine is a hands-on tool for any educator. This zine is beautifully illustrated in black and white, inviting the user to download, print and use their copy of it straight away.
The Exploring Systems zine is divided into four sections:
- Global Citizenship Eduction and Systems Thinking
- Principles of living systems
- Putting it into Practice: Ways of Being
- Putting it into Practice: some activities and tools
Available from:
Download Exploring Systems PDF
- Find out more about the Creativity and Change programme