Replying to LO25880 --
Dear readers
Can I widen this somewhat.
Having started to read the Vth discipline book "Schools that learn", and
reading about the early stages in the development of a Thinking Skills
curriculum on UK schools, I am interested to know if there are any
children's stories that could be considered being in a "systems thinking"
vein.
I am aware of the ST books published by Pegasus, e.g. "Outlearning the
Wolves".
-- Roy Greenhalgh
ChangeResearch wrote:
> Do you or does anyone on the learning-org list know of short stories or
> even poems and limericks and examples illustrating systems principles at
> work? Any collections of such stories? Any web references? Any concise
> cartoons, pictures driving home the difference between normal and systems
> thinking?
>
> And does anyone know of lists of applications and benefits of systems,
> models or simulations? Of lists of people and institutes across the globe
> involved in systems and modelling? Of societies, listsservers, networks,
> journals, books and bodies? Thanks!
--Roy Greenhalgh <rgreenh@attglobal.net>
[Host's Note: for Pegasus' books http://www.pegasuscom.com
In assoc w/Amazon.com...
Schools That Learn: A Fifth Discipline Fieldbook for Educators, Parents, and Everyone Who Cares About Education by Peter M. Senge (Editor), Nelda H. Cambron McCabe, Timothy Lucas, Art Kleiner, Janis Dutton, Bryan Smith http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0385493231/learningorg
..Rick]
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