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    • 1. Systems Thinking: What and Why?
    • 2. Habits of a Systems Thinker
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  • Systems Thinking: What and Why
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    • 1. Exploring Systems Thinking
    • 2. What Kinds of Thinking?
    • 3. What Is a System?
    • 4. What Is Systems Thinking (ST)?
    • 5. Why Is ST Important in Education?
    • 6. Next Steps

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What Is a System? - Systems are all around us. Click below to view definitions and to see some specific examples of systems in different contexts.

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