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Systems Thinking for Sustainable Schooling
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This book presents arguments for adopting a Systems way of Thinking about developing schools to become in sync with the times, both locally and globally. Systems Thinking and Quality Management both are natural approaches for educators to adapt schooling to the rapid changes of life today in a global context. The chapters include strong rationales for adopting a more natural way of thinking about schooling, one that prepares students for life as it is now evolving around the world. Stories of success are abundant, which offer evidence of the power of a systems approach to leading school development in the complex context of schooling today. Research studies report up-to-date evidence of the power of Systems Thinking to continuously adapt schooling to changing conditions.
Title: Systems Thinking for Sustainable Schooling
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This book presents arguments for adopting a Systems way of Thinking about developing schools to become in sync with the times, both locally and globally.
Systems Thinking and Quality Management both are natural approaches for educators to adapt schooling to the rapid changes of life today in a global context.
The chapters include strong rationales for adopting a more natural way of thinking about schooling, one that prepares students for life as it is now evolving around the world.
Stories of success are abundant, which offer evidence of the power of a systems approach to leading school development in the complex context of schooling today.
Research studies report up-to-date evidence of the power of Systems Thinking to continuously adapt schooling to changing conditions.
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